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mircea_popescu: so according
to poloniex, 10 cents worth of stellar (at 0.004) and 64 bitcoins' worth of same (at 0.00whatever) sold in
the past what is
this, day ?
BigBitz: selling 10M STR would destroy
their market.
Rippleflip_: mircea_popescu: you have
to verify everything,,
there is no point if i
tell you
mircea_popescu: oh inside network ?! nobody i know would
touch it. inside of what ? got its own wot ?
thestringpuller: and not when you know I'm in a meeting
trying
to kill
time.
thestringpuller: so why is
this channel only boppin' when a nigga gotta put in work?
mircea_popescu: can you even sell 10mn "stellar" without ruining
the market permanently ?
punkman: 8million STR
total profit = 134 BTC
Rippleflip_: mircea_popescu: i meant stellarflip.com itself has been wagering more in 6 months
than for example, bitbet all-time
Rippleflip_: jurov:
the bankrolls we have are quite small
PeterL: do you have a report on monthly income produced over
the past year?
jurov: Rippleflip_:
the valuations include
the bankroll. but you are keeping
the bankroll i presume
Rippleflip_: bitbet.us has been played significantly less
than ours, yet it's valued at 2000
Rippleflip_: mircea_popescu: i don't know. we set
the price on
the low end compared
to other gambling site valuations
mircea_popescu: let me guess, it would roughly repay what you
think
the valuable value of your
time spent on it so far
Rippleflip_: mircea_popescu: we're open
to offers but 1,250 BTC sounds reasonable
to us.
mircea_popescu: that's cool, but wh ydo you
think
the site's worth something in bitcoin ? neither ripple nor stellars are worth anything in bitcoin
mircea_popescu: and limited
to ripple and "stellar", ie,
two dead scamcoins ?
mircea_popescu: so what do
these do, exactly ? some sort of coin flip
thing ?
chetty: how does one person
typing use 'we' unless of course its a royal we
Rippleflip_: we run stellarflip.com and rippleflip.com and are possibly selling
these services
mircea_popescu: To see
the cast list for Joseph and
the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat scroll down
to
the bottom of
the page and click on
the attatchment.
mircea_popescu: place for a bunch of derps
to go and be all weird and pretend it's jesus' fault amirite.
punkman: swinger's club next
to christian school campus, synergy!
PeterL: I
think I forgot my sarcasm
tag somewhere
mircea_popescu: PeterL i hope for
the sake of your soul
that you're being kako-level sarcastic.
mircea_popescu: i dunno of any "profession" "industree" etc ever in history of mankind
to be so fucking... i don't even know. inconsistent ? mixed ?
mike_c: PeterL: nice! i missed having
that page.
PeterL: I'm not sure why he stops, but it seems
to get fixed if I restart
lobbes: plenty of comedy gold (tm)
to follow
lobbes: woo, finally got my VPS up and running. Now I just have
to
teach myself
the basics of linux (Debian 7). So far I know how
to view my current directory. Next step: running a node!
jurov: adlai: if you have problems opening exchange account, maybe we can do it
together. but i'm not
touching btc-e or buttstamp
assbot: Logged on 05-02-2015 06:52:46;
trinque: b-b-but my pulse!
fluffypony: I'm going
to offer professional wiping services
cazalla: from a ransomware news piece.. "Once
their files are returned,
the Niedermayers plan
to have
their hard drive professionally wiped, and will change
their IP address."
assbot: Logged on 05-02-2015 06:53:48; ben_vulpes: i know you don't like
the guy, but nuking his record?
punkman: scammer pretended
to be
the CEO,
told employee
to plz send monies
to china: "For
the last months we have been working, in coordination and under
the supervision of
the SEC, on acquiring a Chinese company. ...
This is very sensitive, so please only communicate with me
through
this email, in order for us not
to infringe SEC regulations."
punkman: "We continue working
to identify
the members who are impacted. We will begin
to mail letters
to impacted members in
the coming weeks."
punkman: "if you are Anthem member, or if you were an Anthem member, you've been doxxed... and quite comprehensively. And you were doxxed nearly
two months ago. Or maybe not, because Anthem goes out of its way
to NOT
tell you when
this occurred. If you were affected here's how
they will notify you:"
punkman: artifexd, maybe some relevant ideas for gossipd in
that spec
Vexual: luckily
the book doesnt nessitate anything in particular
punkman: danielpbarron:
this one? "bitcoin-armv5-bastard includes
the 'orphanage burner'"
Vexual: bioshokc pron is a
thing
ben_vulpes: mebbe a
tidy little dinosaur in
the footer
trinque: I'm fiddling with
the publisher
ben_vulpes: that's going
to have
to work in-channel,
trinque
trinque: danielpbarron: you give it your key; it checks
the web api, adds
the key
to
the keyring if you're in l1/l2
trinque: add-deed noms a gpg signed document and queues it for
timestamping
danielpbarron: doesn't
the bot know your key if it knows you're in
the l2?
trinque: add-key adds your public key
to
the bot's keyring
trinque: something's not
talking
to something *crawls back under car*
punkman: we don't really do
that anymore
ben_vulpes: you'll bring der furer down on me and i'm
trying
to get
to ars in
the spring
assbot: Successfully added a rating of -1 for phillipsjk with note: get back
to me in six months
ben_vulpes: especially when
that key simply parrots
that which is only said by
those who wish
to wreck
the scarcity and value of core bitcoin economics.
ben_vulpes: the point
that i'm making (for
the clinically slow) is
that
the odds of a key from...2013 just showing up and having anything pointful
to say, especially when citing bitcointalk as proof or substantiation of anything are...low.
punkman: "let's block fee paying
transactions, yay!"
BingoBoingo: <phillipsjk> It has and will change.
The 1MB block limit was introduced
to stop spam. You seem
to be more militant
than luke-Jr who called Bitcoin gambling sites spam. You appear
to call all "trivial"
transactions spam. << His definition of spam is both more complex and stupider
than
that
ben_vulpes: i singed my butthole with a particularly firey fart
the other night
phillipsjk: No, back in 2009, my ISP said
that
they reserve
the right
to "inject ads in
the browser". I have been singing my e-mail ever since.
punkman: trinque: if you can build
the
transaction elsewhere
ben_vulpes: phillipsjk: where did you get
that key, anyways? did you buy it?
ben_vulpes: the notion
that
the bitcoin protocol needs
testing is pure FUD, from
the enemies of hard crypto.
trinque: will my btcd still fart
transactions at other nodes if I haven't finished syncing
the blockchain?
ben_vulpes: phillipsjk: ya well bitcoin monetized, and monero hasn't yet and likely won't so
that's
the kind of comment
that paints you as entirely ignorant of
the domain.