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KRS1: Got
a scammer on the line.
Duffer1:
a dump like that would be awesome
KRS1: hope its just
a bad rumor..doesnt make sense..nobody in their right minds would do that\
gribble:
A market order to sell 200000 bitcoins right now would net 37529785.6578 USD and would take the last price down to 1.5969 USD, resulting in an average price of 187.6489 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0838 seconds
KRS1: chatter is talking about
a dump of 200K btc on the market
Duffer1: "We have
a nice solution, and that is called The Bitcloud Cryptography Law (BCL). It is
a serie of laws, an advanced version of Proof of Stake, implemented to ensure that everyone is acting as they should. Every single thing in the Bitcloud is governed by those laws, and there will be judges and veredicts, so only when the entire net agrees, money is generated or transactions approved."
Duffer1: it looks interesting, but they're already listed as
a scamcoin
KRS1: there will be
a time i'll be interested in quantity but not at the moment
KRS1: I should probably ask this in #bitcoin-otc, but would rather here since I know many of you..I'm looking to buy some amount of btc just to get
a rating on wot. I had to get
a new gpg key.
BingoBoingo: Oh, if only we were still in the patent medicine age. I prolly have just enough knowledge to be
a more effective and more dangerous quack than that dude.
BingoBoingo: mike_c: Basically every cell that does something visible on the macro scale (neurons and muscle cells) utilizes action potentials. Responding t sound means there are
a lot of surviving neurons and muscle cells in communication... At least for
a while.
mike_c: but action potential can't be responsible for responding to sound can it? that seems like
a lot of brain function for
a decapitated head
BingoBoingo:
A few paid for the experience more than once before succumbing
BingoBoingo: pentobarbitol on its own would have lead to
a similarly long death by asphyxiation because lungs in reality are awfully heavy when you prioritize sedation
Duffer1: ffs you're killing
a guy, just destroy the brain as quickly as possible
Duffer1: i've personally witnessed
a heroin OD
Duffer1: if
a state's going to kill someone shouldn't there be
a shoot him in the head backup plan for fuckups like this
nubbins`: no doubt one of those shitheads trying to sell
a cruise
nubbins`: odd, i just missed
a telephone call from romania
KRS1: My late night 'nip' has been
a cinnamon whisky lately. Quite interesting and soothing. Its Canadian and Nubbins get
a +1 for that; its called Fireball.
KRS1: Sun is starting to come up on the east coast of the U.S. time for some fresh air and
a cigarette.
KRS1: He said what was on his mind. Your definition of nerd was incorrect. <mircea_popescu> being what you call
a nerd takes some sweat.
KRS1: I wasn't being upset about being called
a nerd yesterday. I think mircea was
truffles: rarely do i use it as
a perjorative
Apocalyptic: truffles, do you think of yourself as
a nerd ?
KRS1: Perhabs
a merging of fuckoffs and retards; not to regard the retarded community in any derogatory manner, but instead to give those who should know better the same sub 70 i.q. labelling.
truffles: what u enjoy doing shouldnt be
a waste though
Apocalyptic: maybe in
a few years I will have that same comment though
Apocalyptic: when I look back
a coupla years i realize I was wasting so much time;..
KRS1: Thats very impressive to say the least. I've recently been involved in
a conversation of the value of
a college degree in the modern I.T. job market. I've actually been laughed at for thinking it has value in these waters. I suppose, even if I did waste my time with
a degree in this field, being open minded and thinking critically are benefits that have value regardless. Such as the
mircea_popescu: it's what i do / have been doing professionally. i'm
a strategic advisor, and one of the best. what i do is i sit down with boards/ceo teams and guess the future for them.
KRS1: initially i saw it as
a dilution of bitcoin
KRS1: Its
a good thing they don't charge for this anymore, I was starting to wonder if I really need this software.
pankkake: asciilifeform: thankfully I have written many little helpers so I can get
a machine ready fast; otherwise, it looks pretty ridiculous starting
a job and spending the first week configuring the base system
diametric: They used to have
a policy against it, way back earlier that no emerge sync should ever break
a system
diametric: gentoo went downhill when daniel took
a job at microsoft.
diametric: pankkake: i used to be
a gentoo dev
diametric: Panadol_: i used to be
a gentoo dev
diametric: i actually left that web based miner running on
a windows PC I never touched then
mircea_popescu: i had people fighting with my preconceived notions for months before i actually gave the thing
a look
diametric: I was sitting in my office in 2009 when I was reading about bitcoin the first time. I loaded up the crappy web based miner at the time while I read about it. I tried finding some stuff to spend it on, but the list was like, 5 pieces. The only one interesting to me was
a voip provider, but it was like 10 bitcoin
a month or something.
pankkake: there was like an exploit
a week
mircea_popescu: aled their name, email address, age range, gender and zip code. This was not
a breach of the main user database itself, but
a flat text file used only for reporting purposes that was generated by ColdFusion code that was saved on
a publicly available portion of the Digital Convergence web server.
mircea_popescu: In September 2000, security watchdog website Securitywatch.com notified Digital Convergence of
a security vulnerability on the Digital Convergence website that exposed private information about CueCat users.[14] Digital Convergence immediately shut down that part of their website, and their investigation concluded that approximately 140,000 CueCat users who had registered their CueCat were exposed to
a breach that reve
pankkake: my phobia of paperwork will always prevent me from creating
a registered business anyway
mircea_popescu: ahaha the guy is so close to sprouting
a mpoe-pr line, and yet he somehow just... can't.
mircea_popescu: derp. some retarded 20something that can't hold anyone occupied for five minutes is in no sense of the word
a "babe".
mircea_popescu: "Many times I observed that while my team was busy in demos with other prospects, the booth babes were unable to hold the interest of these execs for the extra five minutes that I needed to get
a person from our team to engage. I had no such trouble with the other ladies since I had requested that specific soft skill."
mircea_popescu: yes well, you can't go to the car race in
a box with wheels glued on and then decide "cars are stupid"
mircea_popescu: pankkake: I'd just buy myself things "for the company" << Well Mr. Ipswitch since everyone of my expenses are obviously for
a legitimate business purpose. ( Elaine turns on water pic to water plants.)
pankkake: so actually,
a scam would be
a better experiment!
pankkake: mircea_popescu: did you write anything on the subject of the log.b-
a link? I bookmarket it, but an actual article would be nice
Duffer1: it would be nice if the first colored coin experiment company wasn't
a scam
pankkake: it's much easier for an exchange than for
a business to escape the law anyway
mircea_popescu: Duffer1> because all the bad luck was used up on labcoin, actm will be
a huge success <<< bwahahaha
pankkake: not losing 100% would be
a success at that point :p
Duffer1: because all the bad luck was used up on labcoin, actm will be
a huge success
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Duffer1: i have like
a dozen of those cats
pankkake: mircea_popescu: no, we eventually had dialup that did not have
a cost for the dialer; but of course you had to pay the ISP you dialed to
mircea_popescu: dja understand by this reading the average fridge is
a honeypot ?
mircea_popescu: this works sort-of well, until you end up with things like... i dunno, every show on tv being
a honeypot by this approach, as well as every newspaper and most of everything else, cause they damn sure don't work for the advertised/intended purposes.
Apocalyptic: i'm obviously not looking for
a schoolbook here
mircea_popescu: pankkake it's deeper than that, too. us people wanted
a system that'd work without their input. thirty years later... they have it.
pankkake: still waiting for
a true GNU/Linux phone :(
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pankkake: you have
a thing for public nudity