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asa1024: okay - where do we riot about this?
rg: i used it less than 5 hrs ago
smickles: kilothousandair sounds better to me
smickles: maybe they were fractional reserve, and suffered a bank run
rg: isnt there a forum post
Bugpowder: I moved 1300 BTC off... still have 60 there in GIGAMINING
smickles: I did that the day b/f 'coinica died too
Bugpowder: he took it all
smickles: is there a way to open the port to the bitcoin somehow?
rg: but if they're nat'd
rg: they advertise their IP/port to the network
rg: or the proxy
smickles: channel 15: open failed: connect failed: Connection timed out
smickles: it never gets more than 8 connections.. oh, well, the second thing is that a lot of the connections seem to time out
rg: mind you, you wont be able to accept connections on it
rg: i was just going to suggest using that
smickles: rg: why doesn't running bitcoin-qt thru a socks proxy to my vps work very well?
rg: We were not meant to experience life through a machine
jcpham: but i think anal
jcpham: everytime i see that acronym i think of anal
copumpkin: I don't think it's really possible to make any legal calls here :) your guesses would be more educated if you were a lawyer
smickles: that's more of a spike trap, copumpkin
smickles: copumpkin: is there any legal pitfalls in calling yourself an arbitor or mediator
imsaguy2: Who's the 'intern'?
copumpkin: and he could make the argument on the forum if he'd kept his paws out of it
copumpkin: I'm not saying it does apply, just that it's analogous
copumpkin: which is precisely the kind of things safe harbor laws protect against
copumpkin: and now people are holding the occurrences where he didn't step in against him
copumpkin: he chose to selectively regulate it
copumpkin: smickles: he has no requirement to regulate it
imsaguy2: safe harbor doesn't apply if the creation itself is illegal
copumpkin: but he could make that argument informally at least
copumpkin: but if he touches some of the issues and not others, he's sort of tacitly condoning the ones he lets through
copumpkin: he'd have some sort of "safe harbor"-like argument to make if he just insisted on being completely hands-off
smickles: ;;rate rg -1 uses dirty sales tactics
copumpkin: that's why I wanted nefario to stop trying to regulate that shit
mircea_popescu: in lottery tickets
mircea_popescu: i'd very much want to hear what maged has to say now to turn it into a "misunderstanding"
rg: i liked it when i didn't have to do anything
mircea_popescu: rg wellllll then
rg: but i dont understand that shit
mircea_popescu: rg srsly, if you had 20 btc in mpcd.A it'd have paid you .4 on the 1st
rg: mircea_popescu: only for the past 5 months
mircea_popescu: rg lol you tryin to pressure me ?
rg: and started keeping the %
rg: mircea says that he cant figure out how to do interest anymroe
imsaguy2: what's the rate?
rg: i liked it the way it was before
mircea_popescu: actually mpcd would be ideal for mpex companies seeing how it pays on the 1st
rg: i dont want that shit
mircea_popescu: i dunno, trying to figure it out :D
rg: then tell him i sent him 25 btc
rg: im trying to scam smickles right now
rg: me too
rg: imsaguy is always down to hold onto fnuds
gribble: Best bid: 12.92012, Best ask: 12.998, Bid-ask spread: 0.07788, Last trade: 12.998, 24 hour volume: 30051, 24 hour low: 12.7025, 24 hour high: 13.01
rg: its a weird sex thing, you dont want to know
smickles: If I can, and want to
rg: want to do me a favor/
smickles: first news of th day
jcpham: if you can't trust a guy named nefario, who can you trust?
mircea_popescu: so have they run off ?
mircea_popescu: ya it's been off the high since all this sec talk
mircea_popescu: rg why wouldd i do that lol. you just don't spend it!
rg: until its time for next divs?
rg: can you take 23 BTC out of my account
rg: and keep it away from their real business
rg: all they'd have to do is create an anonymous entity
rg: oh theyre dumb
mircea_popescu: you say this is owed, we paid this much, paying rest next month cause dongs.
mircea_popescu: rg i was trying to get some sports bookies into btc
rg: no i dont wnna do that
rg: who said that?
mircea_popescu: "At the moment, we don't see the virtual currency market as a good
rg: i wnat to finish the new bitvps site
rg: almost ready to be copy/pasted
rg: i can just do a dividend with the missing amount?
rg: that's terribly explained
rg: but with the extra div
rg: i can just do the same dividend
rg: can i do that
rg: so in eed to pay extra
rg: but i forgot to pay some money
BTC-Mining: I started with 400 BTC (2k USD) for the fun of it. When I found trading profit was good, I placed more and started taking loans at a small rate, putting my portfolio in front of it to protect against loss of lent funds.
smickles: if there were more funds to work with, i would've been able to do it more efficiently
smickles: mostly, i had buys in to catch the dips which went much further than they should've
mircea_popescu: you barely traded did you
smickles: I did it because there was a market opportunity. and I structured it in a way that the workload was minimal
BitcoinBear: right, you could do some invsting on your own for fun, but taking other peoples money to play with is a bad idea
BTC-Mining: That's what I was referring to as a major problem.
BTC-Mining: I mean, you don't manage a fund just for the fun of it...
mircea_popescu: it's like throwing grenades for fun
mircea_popescu: not even sure its a problem. this isn;'t the thing should be done "for fun"
mircea_popescu: as the atmosphere turned sour...
mircea_popescu: most peoplewere doing it for the fun
BTC-Mining: What's the incentive to be there, trading daily?
BTC-Mining: Which is 2.5$ to 5$
BTC-Mining: Especially if you manage a 500 BTC fund which earn 1-2 % (5-10 BTC weekly), then get 5% of that (0.25 to 0.5 BTC weekly)
BTC-Mining: Especially since they make around 5% of profits from funds/passthrough they manage.
BTC-Mining: or not enough time