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dub: proximity alarms are not new, seems like
a reasonable effort
ThickAsThieves: dont newer terminals now have
a wall between tracks and waiting area?
thestringpuller: but for personal use as
a medium of storage you can def bury it in your yard
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: some people will put
a hologram over the private key space on paper wallets to "secure" them
thestringpuller: people who own mac with OS X can go their whole lives owning the machine and not knowing there is
a terminal
mircea_popescu: so nobody really has
a clue what includes what and what anything said means.
thestringpuller: looks like the cardano will be more secure if used as
a wallet than the trezor...
Bugpowder: that is going to put
a damper on the housing buble.
mircea_popescu: to finance
a "predict path of bitcoin-assets conversation" computing project
benkay: asciilifeform: but on
a turret and with some ml
benkay: constructs
a 3d model of its environment and self trains to put
a bolt through any xyz triple
benkay: mircea_popescu: how about
a robo-crossbow?
the20year: I'm sure
a good deal of it was in the stutenland and danzid corridor
mircea_popescu: as in, any case over
a 80yo alleged "theft" is thrown out of court just like that
Bugpowder: my real estate has
a nice deed record
mircea_popescu: Bugpowder you probably need an actual lawyer to tell you what
a joke that is.
Bugpowder: "What's more, this absence of
a paper trail speaks to criminal intent. If whoever took or exchanged the coins thought he was doing no wrong, we would expect to see some sort of documentation reflecting the transaction, especially considering how carefully and methodically the Mint accounted for the '33 Double Eagles."
pigeons: if you fear this is an internet rumor go to the physical archives of
a library
ozbot: Five signs your client may be running
a Ponzi scheme – Quartz
Bugpowder: Your hedge fund client is using
a retail checking account. Rather than use
a business bank account, Madoff’s hedge fund put billions of dollars from thousands of investors into
a retail account, and didn’t bother to segregate it with sub-accounts. His accounts “exhibited, on their face,
a ‘glaring absence of securities activity.’”
benkay: might engender
a liquid market
pigeons: there was
a good espidoe of boondocks the grandpa told the judge, "didnt obama legalize weed?"
mircea_popescu: anyway, was
a case recently, some lawyer died and his fambly opened
a box
mircea_popescu: find out the % of people whose residence is based on
a wikipedia page.
mircea_popescu: making it
a bigger problem whcih is more worthy of attention so more fellows can be hired.
pigeons: but eeproms from the 80s will have bitrotted
a bit
nubbins`: almost bought
a 25 when they were selling for ~26-27 earlier this year
nubbins`: who said they had
a roll of cas coins?
nubbins`: <benkay>
a real millionaire would spend it all exhibiting the wealth, right?
Bugpowder: happened to one person in the course of
a criminal investigation.
nubbins`: is there any actual record of someone purchasing freshly-minted coins from
a pool?
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: No because I would be that guy who made
a typo. Casascius is more competent than I in that regard
mircea_popescu: the20year if he really wants to do it, south africa is probably
a better place.
Bugpowder: I've got
a roll of 50 in
a safe deposit box.
mircea_popescu: <Bugpowder> nobody paid attention when I posted it to reddit on the 28th. People needed
a wired article to make it news. << ridiculous, isn't it.
Bugpowder: nobody paid attention when I posted it to reddit on the 28th. People needed
a wired article to make it news.
Bugpowder: can't even get you
a nice condo in LA
benkay:
a real millionaire would spend it all exhibiting the wealth, right?
Bugpowder: His garage does not look like the garage of
a millionaire
Bugpowder: its
a lot easier to sell $80M worth of BTC than 80M worth of pizza from your house.
nubbins`: minus living expenses, not sure if he held
a day job
mircea_popescu: Bugpowder that's misrepresenting the thing. he'd have made 10 simply selling
a pizza.
mircea_popescu: take it as
a publicity stunt, like getting
a chick with
a nice rack and
a mean streak to stir the forum pot
benkay: had to reprimand someone giving out printed wallets at
a local btc event.
mircea_popescu: i don't think anyone took it for more than that. caldwell was making
a few cents here and there with it, but not worth his time
mircea_popescu: benkay honestly, it was
a reasonably nice way to get people introduced to btc, back in 2011.
dexX7: same here.. insert coin
A, get unrealted coin B out
nubbins`: dexX7: seems like
a roundabout way of laundering. why not just send the raw btc? :P
dexX7: the line was interesting imho: "If he doesn’t verify or have
a way of knowing whether the owner of the bitcoins is the same person he’s sending the coins to, that’s
a problem ..."
ozbot: Casascius Physical Bitcoins Cracked at Defcon - Coding In My Sleep -
A Bitcoin Blog
nubbins`: what can i say, i'm
a sucker for pretty metal
nubbins`: dexX7: there's actually
a market for reeeemed once
nubbins`: the20year: well there's
a security hologram
gribble:
A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 32207763.4100 USD and would take the last price down to 43.5700 USD, resulting in an average price of 322.0776 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 5.2789 seconds