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fluffypony: mircea_popescu: it's not that way, it's the other way around
as well
ozbot: He wanted to go dressed
as a bear. - Imgur
Mats_cd03: ascii is a programmer
as well
as a purveyor of cats and lasers?
fluffypony: moiety: I have funds sitting in my NameCheap account, might
as well use them
Mats_cd03: e.g. physical beatings
as corrective action
moiety: there are also very little dialect type variations in korea. its pretty homogenous. In japanese, you have four levels of politeness. oldest gen cant reall understand the youngest gen.
as with thailand, place to place. people from bangkok can't always understand the rural people
Mats_cd03: its popularly known
as something you can learn in a day - reading and writing, anyway
minersdidit: bitcoin attracted the worst scum of the cesspool known
as the internet
minersdidit: misterE lol why so its the same lvel
as this year if not lower?
MisterE: [11:57:47] minersdidit: well first off if you are poor
as i suspect everyone in here is, yea you might
as well try to buy bitcoin lottery tickets lol
MisterE: not the world
as we know it
minersdidit:
as bitcoin demand increases no mechanisms exist to increase supply to market so altcoins start doing their thing
minersdidit: if you notice everytime bitcoin rallys, altcoins tend to rally faster,
as they are essentially substitutes to access bitcoin liquidity
minersdidit: well first off if you are poor
as i suspect everyone in here is, yea you might
as well try to buy bitcoin lottery tickets lol
akstunt600: Mineits gonna be a soft collapse blood will be spilled
as usd tanks
minersdidit: akstunt600 yea theyve been saying that year after year, the protocol is just
as bad
as it was in 09
akstunt600: think of btc
as gateway to something else
minersdidit: hence why we are at the same level
as november and so is the nasdaq
HeySteve: it does if the currency fails,
as you say
minersdidit: hence why the US dollar
as bad
as it is will be the last to fail not the first. the derivatives based on the dollar will fail first
mircea_popescu: arguable if the very poor need it more than the not-
as-very-poor anyway
MisterE:
as usual the fees are regressive for the poor who need it the most
minersdidit: bitstamp is another sham
as well youll never get large $$ out of it
minersdidit: charlie lee is touted
as some type of inventor becuase he copy and pasted bitcoins source code lol
Trader1333: i need constant BTC coming in which is what is slowing things down right now
as this stupid bullshit pyramid scheme basically market was quickly raised to $1100 and now people think itd actually go back, ha.
Trader1333: i only use members of bitcointalk such
as DannyHamilton, Tomatocage, escrow.ms, etc.
Trader1333: i flip it weekly and make good margins. hell i make more than someone
as a general manager of a fast food joint and i only do it for 5 hours a week roughly.
Trader1333: willing to do a legally binding agreement of such and put forth my car
as compensation should it cost too much
Duffer1: coin generation, network security are work
as well
minersdidit: do you see the problem here?
as the real value rises so does the cost to run the network
minersdidit: when that wanes out, you get insane volatility to the downside
as the algo keeps supplying useless coins
minersdidit: making it impossible to use
as settlement.
minersdidit: its not about price stability that is absurd
as well
minersdidit: wasnt karpeles using it
as his personal piggyback?
ozbot: Bitcoin firms dumped by National Australia Bank
as 'too risky' | World news | theguardian.com
benkay: once upon a time i took 2nd place in physics for attempting to quantify polarization of light coming through a prd
as a proxy for embedded stress
jurov: but atc has same rules
as btc
mircea_popescu: it matters not that ther world is full of mastodons
as long
as two mice are fucking somewhere.
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: do they use a jury for financial stuff
as well??? geeze...:/
mircea_popescu: no, conservative
as in "where did you go to school ?" and other anathema mp-esque questions the child actors of this world abhor.
bounce: conservative
as in generous?
dignork: mircea_popescu, yes, not too deeply though. But I'd buy it only
as "dignork", pgp key 8334BB7B5BDFA126
jurov: akstunt600: they will inevitably try it
as "Gox"
mircea_popescu: this is something you can maybe carry on for a while, but if you're trying to it's a damned good idea not to annoy me
as a side dish.
mircea_popescu: all through this they were trying to daytrade, and doing it
as well
as bitcoinica
mircea_popescu: then just
as 2013 brought increased prices and revenues, they lost 5mn dollars to the us fed, because karpeles is retarded and doesn't understand when to say no.
gribble: Nick 'fluffypony', with hostmask 'fluffypony!~fluffypon@geartri.be', is identified
as user 'fluffypony', with GPG key id 7455C5E3C0CDCEB9, key fingerprint BDA6BD7042B721C467A9759D7455C5E3C0CDCEB9, and bitcoin address 1FAvFCgXBmJ4uV3p1NFzWkkyndH7FJ6Vzx
benkay: do they then have a copy of the mpex keys
as well? for the signing of stats etc?
jurov:
as in, .999 fine brass?
dignork: fluffypony, and Ralph Brown's INT list, although there was some nice interactive help system
as well
fluffypony: asciilifeform: I remember trading copies on stiffy disk because the Internet wasn't
as common, and then eventually in like 1998/1999 downloading my first "current" release
robwhiz22: but I didn't submit
as I didn't want to become your consultant on here for free. :)
mircea_popescu: the guy does declare he's trained
as a phys, so i guess rank cluelessness about math may be excused
mircea_popescu: i do't think american expressions are allowed to contain words such
as elusive
ozbot: Americas overtake Africa
as region with most murders | World news | theguardian.com
mircea_popescu: such
as, putting your hand in the flame may in principle do all sorts of cool things, like charge your phone battery
thestringpuller: most people seem to do things wrong, get told so, ignor
as MP points out, then they run head first into concrete and complain about how they have brain damage
mircea_popescu: nobody is disputing the woman's right to be
as fucking wrong
as she possibly can get away with.
mjr_:
as in the IRC command, not attention wise
nubbins`: educating -otc on the perils of referring to cash-in-mail
as CIM
daybyter: maybe manual trading, but I wanted to start
as simple
as possible.
keonne: current i am redoing the blockchain android wallet, which is why i
as asking earlier if anyone used it
keonne:
as always its been a pleasure
keonne: and i can buyt
as many sim cards
as I want for£1 each
keonne: for £15 pay
as you go a month
nubbins`: might
as well put a coca-cola logo on there
fluffypony: nubbins`: want a wooden case for it? we have a bunch
as gifts, but most of our customers are Android users, and the guy that makes them doesn't make Android cases
dvsdude: Stephen Colbert will succeed David Letterman
as host of 'The Late Show'
danielpbarron: "The banks would be saved because people would be borrowing
as much money
as possible in order to buy bitcoin." <-- ...
dexX7: benkay: think of "let's create new transaction types and coins, encode the transaction information and store it on the blockchain
as pubkeys in multisig transaction outputs"
thestringpuller: but each excahnge is centralized
as you will always trust the issuer
danielpbarron: full nodes have to keep those addresses in memory
as outputs that might get spent in future transactions
pankkake: for me, bitcoin is terabytes of bandwith per month - I don't mind
as it's almost free, but don't make the madness worse
pankkake: that's why transactions should be
as small
as possible
pankkake: pool operators are highly dependent on their users,
as it is very easy to migrate
pankkake: transaction/network wise, both miners *and* public nodes. devs, nothing really,
as it is with all open source software
danielpbarron: what's the deal with trezor? I'm gonna assume it's not
as good
as cardano will be?