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smickles: thestringpuller: Yeah, i think that is
a good idea if you can keep expenses low enough to attact business
dub: USG has
a long history of letting crime continue in their interests
thestringpuller: Didn't
a US senator give the DEA
a bunch of money to shutdown Silk Road
smickles: man, i should've found
a way to scam the funds form my mortgage into btc back in 2008
noagendamarket: they probably wont do anything about scamming till
a politician gets ripped off lol
thestringpuller: if there was
a way to "collect" like in the physical world it wouldn't have been as bad
mircea_popescu: i hated that glbse was mostly
a vehicle for pushing toxic assets to the naive.
thestringpuller: it'll be like
a post apocalyptic world without the nuclear holocaust
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: "And yes, I’m saving some Bitcoins in
a special wallet precisely to pay for the amusement of fucking interns in the oval office. The cigars are on the house." that made me laugh
thestringpuller: as long as SR exists btc will always have
a place on the internet
noagendamarket: scammers will destroy btc before the government gets
a chance too
smickles: everything is
a scam because none of the big thefts and scams have had any significant consequences yet
noagendamarket: yeah they banned
a lot of the chemicals that were causing it
dub: id say we'll be well over 3000th in
a year
dub: 10mh/w is
a vaniall lx150
dub: thestringpuller: so assuming 10mh/w its break even is under
a dollar
dub: for GPUs its quite
a lot higher with avg power price
BTC-Mining: Price moves
a lot on small transactions simply by low liquitity volumes.
BTC-Mining: If you'd look at price history, you can see it varies
a lot even over the last month
BTC-Mining: qwebirc556225: it's not really
a big fall... pretty minor
thestringpuller: noagendamarket: that's because there is no stable investments to put your policy surplus into to make
a decent ROI
BTC-Mining: Except
a bit of margin trading on the various bonds
noagendamarket: the idea of
a btc insurance company at this stage is retarded
BTC-Mining: If he claims them at
a later date, he'd have no more debt but less dividends owed.
thestringpuller: Are scammer tags reversable? or is it pretty much
a done deal?
BTC-Mining: Like for murder, it has to be
a malicious intent. If it's accidental and you're at fault, it's not murder but manslaughter
thestringpuller: like for instance someone having all their money under
a mattress and the house burns down...
dub: I should start
a scam calling service
noagendamarket: smickles are you going to make
a forum post about it ?
Azelphur: I always thought he was
a cooperative pumpkin
noagendamarket: some of the convicts sent to Australia descended into cannibalism
a few times
mircea_popescu: much alike how things go today, actually, you'll be accosted by men with offers of fresh cunt multiple times
a week.
BTC-Mining: Slaves. Once upon
a time in some very cheerful bedtime stories, European cultures thought Africans were free-to-take laborers just idling there doing nothing waiting for masters.
BTC-Mining: You might want to go to the hospital to get it removed, but it kind of shows everyone you forced yourself into
a woman
BTC-Mining: Gets the genitals entraped in
a nice inward razorsharp teethed tunnel
novusordo: well, unless she's wearing
a locked chastity belt and left the key at home
noagendamarket: using bitcoin is like wearing
a miniskirt at 12am in
a city...you might not get raped but it increases the odds
mircea_popescu: someone said the scammers managed
a 51% attack so we were counting people
thestringpuller: "The king asks Archimedes to determine if
a present he's received is actually solid gold. Unsolved problem at the time. It tortures the great Greek mathematician for weeks - insomnia haunts him and he twists and turns in his bed for nights on end. Finally, his equally exhausted wife - she's forced to share
a bed with this genius - convinces him to take
a bath to relax. While he's entering the tub, Archimedes not
BTC-Mining: smickles: wow,
a tree? You totally should have.
smickles: hey, i'm married and have
a kid
mircea_popescu: no actually, if you actually hanker down and count heads, the scammers aren't
a majority. they just seem like it cause they get more press.
noagendamarket: satoshi left because eventually everyone will end up with
a scammer tag lol
mircea_popescu: even theymos made
a good impression in the end with his entire shares thing.
mircea_popescu: pigeons can be trusted to make
a pretty decent meal...
smickles: my bot has made 18% in about
a week
BTC-Mining: Yeah, it ended up being
a suggestion only panel, not decision making panel.
BTC-Mining: But yeah, if I wanted to keep them/have
a proof, it's all there
noagendamarket: lol Jonathan ERyan owens doesnt even have
a scammer tag and Nefario does
BTC-Mining: I also seem to have killed
a scam accusation against MPEx
mircea_popescu: i tend to recall this ridiculous Ven thing being
a bluechip asset.
BTC-Mining: As far as I know, there never was such
a thing. Usagi proposed it and Nefario was considering.
Diablo-D3: nefario and usagi both said
a few lies about that
Diablo-D3: usagi said there was going to be
a panel and the glbse board signed off on it
dub: wait, you mean usagi isnt
a samurai rabbit?
mircea_popescu: but wait. as to the later part : what else was it
a panel for ? masturbatory onanism ?
Diablo-D3: you'd think we could get
a statement from
a professional tentacle deamon on this
Diablo-D3: actually, if usagi is supposed to be
a japanese princess
mircea_popescu: well he seemed ok for
a while but then turned complete bonkerette.
jesica: She claimed among other things, for example, that Usagi was appointed by Nefario to manage
a review panel deciding on what would or would not be allowed on GLBSE."" << i know that claim to be tru and have email logs of the pannel
BTC-Mining: What? She claimed among other things, for example, that Usagi was appointed by Nefario to manage
a review panel deciding on what would or would not be allowed on GLBSE.
BTC-Mining: <mircea_popescu> BTC-Mining on one hand that's
a gross exaggeration