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nubbins`: good documentation is
a rare beast
kakobrekla: you prolly have
a low amount of phone number too!
smickles: i just didn't expect it with such
a long url joke-seeming things
KRS-: I wasted my money on BFL and made
a few bucks =/
jurov: "Butterfly Labs can now ship this merchandise with confidence that there will be no reversibility or chargeback of the payment, which is
a significant risk when accepting credit cards online or PayPal,” said Gallippi.
ozbot: Sesso metro B
a Roma: la foto fa il giro dei socialnetwork
Apocalyptic: he's
a visionary, like the Steeve Jobs of bitcoin
bidji: That's why i think 0.4BTC/share is
a very good deal. The potential of growth is huge
bidji: because all the security stuff is already done +
a lot of money deposited, it's
a lot easier to do gambling succesfully
nubbins`: granted, i can't recall
a romanian national ever being extradited to america to face charges for something they did while in romania, so there doesn't appear to by any particular need to give
a fuck
nubbins`: i don't think mpex gives
a particular fuck about US regulations
ThickAsThieves: meanwhile the forum is up in arms because Friedcat may or may not have told
a chinese girl things everyone knew already
nubbins`: which takes
a half hour and ruins the pizza
nubbins`: only wait, some asshole has to cut
a pizza into 100 pieces
nubbins`: if 10 people can eat
a pizza in 10 minutes, then surely 100 people can eat the same pizza in 1 minute, right?
Jere_Jones: "Nine women can't make
a baby in one month"
nubbins`: i thought skinnkavaj was just
a random word generator with
a bias towards "ltc"
☟︎ ThickAsThieves: you know you are at
a pro site when you have to pay to get rid of the vagrants
pankkake: paid bans are indeed
a good feature
pankkake: ThickAsThieves: it's not
a fixed interest. it's
a part of the trading fees
dexX7: and divs are paid usign the deposits << afaik by trading fees, not deposits - deposits receive
a fraction of the fees though
skinnkavaj: It's
a really good exchange, you cannot take away that.
skinnkavaj: Apocalyptic: Like TAT is some holy god. I have much respect for TAT. But almost lost it now when he throw
a word like ponzi, without any resarch.
pankkake: even
a broken clock is right twice
a day
skinnkavaj: ThickAsThieves: Yeah. But not
a ponzi sceheme. Seriously don't use that word.
pankkake: mcxnow is
a pony exchange? now I want in
skinnkavaj: ThickAsThieves: How can you even throw
a word like ponzi
skinnkavaj: ThickAsThieves: Not
a ponzi. It's legit. But still
a high price.
bitesak: It seems more of
a symptom than the real problem
ThickAsThieves: or that
a new national healthcare website having problems is
a travesty
ThickAsThieves: People act like they never had to deal with
a broken website before
kleeck: But you can fill out
a paper form and mail it in...
kleeck: It was
a chat session.
kleeck: I guess I'll just have to check back when the US Gov learns how to build
a proper website.
kleeck: I mean. I'm filling in fields on
a form...
kleeck: To see if there was
a solution to getting through the fucking form.
kleeck: I decided to chat with one of ther operators.
A feature that actually worked.
kleeck: Hardly anyone can get through to SEE
a quote.
kleeck: What
a beautiful mess.
pankkake: however it's interesting to node that wtogami contributes
a lot to bitcoin
pankkake: skinnkavaj: could you point out the commits? I have
a feeling you don't know how git works
VanCleef: litecoin
a new scam by satoshi
mircea_popescu: “There is
a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been
a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.”
mircea_popescu: perhaps
a surprise in degree, but certainly not in kind
VanCleef: say you spent 100grand on
a bus ticket right and instead of the bus driver picking you up he crashes into your living room and starts raping your grandmother
lurker: asciilifeform/mircea_popescu: bitcoin is
a bus. do you care what engine it has? (on this, night night / arrevedere)
VanCleef: catching
a bus isn't involving yourself with
a pyramid scheme
dexX7: hey asciilifeform, do you have
a blog or something similar, too? it's not the first time i see you posting something interesting
mircea_popescu: and they had
a pretty good solution for the byzantine generals, rtoo.
mircea_popescu: VanCleef you're not even kidding, i get
a lot of (mostly, older, mostly white, mostly male, republican types) very indignant at how they knoiw btc to be
a scam
VanCleef: bitcoin is
a new global scam tho
mircea_popescu: in
a sense, the tech creates the ontological limits of the discourse. this is not visible as much in "classical" applications, because somehow it's obvious that your particular abilities to deal with weak nuclear force are involved.
mircea_popescu: in
a centralised system, the assumption is that the implementation is friendly to the design, and the cop will do what the fuck the law says he should do.
mircea_popescu: anyway,
a very simple example to understand what i mean : suppose the law says nobody may search your house without
a warrant.
mircea_popescu: looky here. you decide to make
a system. next step, is to decide whether it shall be centralised or decentralised.
mircea_popescu: the 51% attack is
a weakness of the particular solution used to implement decentralisation.
lurker: the fact that there is
a "51%" problem at all for
a system based on trust/demand/decentralization
lurker: If the winkelvoss types start "attacking" the bitcoin market, it will have the effect of
a middlecoin on the latest scamcoin.
lurker: However, that means
a lot of centralization will have happened.
lurker: mircea_popescu: there might be
a way to attack this mathematically but I don't know if there is an exact answer to "how much". The extreme min. would be to have 2 trusted but untrusting miners.
lurker: technically, it's not
a spelling mistake since it's
a name :P
gribble: This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 37088.785 bitcoins, for
a total of 6626978770.6762 USD and take the price to 99999999999.0000. | Data vintage: 113.4446 seconds
gribble: This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 37088.785 bitcoins, for
a total of 6626978770.6762 USD and take the price to 99999999999.0000. | Data vintage: 107.4166 seconds
gribble:
A market order to buy 20000 bitcoins right now would take 4511753.5588 USD and would take the last price up to 248.6458 USD, resulting in an average price of 225.5877 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 94.1080 seconds
gribble: This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 37088.785 bitcoins, for
a total of 6626978770.6762 USD and take the price to 99999999999.0000. | Data vintage: 0.0037 seconds
dexX7: he should open
a thread on btctalk
skinnkavaj: dexX7: No one has told me to do that. I do it because I am
a share holder, this is asset channel and to rub profits in pankkake and Apocalyptics face latero n.
dexX7: so are you operating
a passthrough or what?