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davout: facepalming at some guy insisting
that bitcoin represented a claim
davout: mircea_popescu: at
the last minute benzema almost scored, but no
kakobrekla: i know
they arent doing any damage except keeping
the idiots away but it pisses me off extraordinarily for some reason.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla awww why so wiolent! shoulda just linked
thyem
to lulzarticle.
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [CBTC] [PAID] 22.80000000 BTC
to 30`000`000 shares, 76 satoshi per share
chetty: yeah but is it
the agency he worked for or
the other agency he worked for or
mircea_popescu: so wait. your assumption works like
ths : agent X was more likely killed by
the agency he worked for
than by
the agency he didn't work for.
mircea_popescu: "approximately" in
the past doesn't cut it. you only know what
to approximate retrospectively.
mircea_popescu: an organisation which is required
to operate continuously has basically yet necessarily just lost
mircea_popescu: the only
thing missing was a way
to finance killing bureaucrats.
the ONLY
thing missing. otherwise, exactly how 128 key messages left from 1990 are now easy
to crack, exactly so,
mircea_popescu: that's why
they
think we should care so much about
the blockchain.
mircea_popescu: there's nothing worse in all a crow's job
than history.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
this is in no sense difficult, even for children. << you forget,
they're in finite supply. and
the last one has been allocated.
pankkake: mircea_popescu: you have missed
tits
chetty: The money pays for inspectors
to verify
that complaints have been resolved
pankkake: another proof
that you should not
trust fat people :p
kakobrekla: >Ed Magedson lives at a secret location in Arizona, convinced
that some people not only fantasize about killing him but would actually do so if
they got
the chance.
chetty: time
to start ripping off
the rippoffs?
kakobrekla: also, someone put up scam-report.org and ripoffreport on
the list.
chetty: a lot of
the usual - we must protect people from
themselves
kyuupichan: chetty: And
the last one has a risk of "low". Haha.
kyuupichan: chetty: A bunch of
that shit doesn't apply
to VCs, and half applies
to FCs. What a lot of hot air.
chetty: Breaking News:
The horse and buggy industry warns of
the dangers of Automobiles.
chetty: haha so
the last risk on
that chart, central bank can no longer steer
the economy
Minxhibitionist: I just don't want
to be like, "Yo gimme money" if I'm not exactly what
they're looking for.
Minxhibitionist: Hahaha,
that shouldn't be a problem, I have a
tattoo right on my sternum. =P
chetty: a lot of girls seem
to have
that problem,
the issue as far as I know is ensuring people don't double dip with photoshops
Minxhibitionist: That's fine, I can come back later. One of
the other girls was given a kind of hard
time about showing her face, do you know if
that's going
to be a problem? I just don't really do
that. o.O
chetty: Minxhibitionist, couldn't resist
the name, what brings you here?
cazalla: time
to load up on germany before half
time heh
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [SCRYPT] [PAID] 5.93087386 BTC
to 29`438 shares, 20147 satoshi per share
kyuupichan: "Identified several risks...including...risks
to regulatory authorities" Like obsolescence?
kyuupichan: "Following
three months of analysis,
the EBA issued a public warning on 13 December 2013, making consumers aware
that VC are not regulated and
that
the risks are unmitigated
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [PETA] [PAID] 84.71721574 BTC
to 77`494 shares, 109321 satoshi per share
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] [PAID] 1.71338460 BTC
to 11`460 shares, 14951 satoshi per share
artifexd: Apparently an interface can be point
to a nil value but not be nil, in golang.
artifexd: Those
tweets were causing []bot
to crash.
assbot: 0.20030000 /hashtag/BTC?src=hash on 'Yes' - Bitcoin
to win vs S
artifexd: Whenever bet 989 gets
tweeted,
the
tweet gets
truncated at
the ampersand.
chetty: ooo what if all laws had
to be published and paid for by
the word :)
chetty: Declaration of Independence 1322 words, US Constitution 7794 words, Government Regulations on
the sale of cheese 34,823 words.
xmj: pankkake:
they
think 1984 is a manual...
ThickAsThieves: financing requirements set out in
the EU Anti Money Laundering Directive.
ThickAsThieves: as ‘obliged entities’
that must comply with anti-money laundering and counter
terrorist
ThickAsThieves: The EBA also recommends
that EU legislators consider declaring virtual currency exchanges
Duffer1: they have international cooperation with copyright law and
they can't even dent
torrent sharing
ThickAsThieves: regulatory approach
to strive for an international, and ideally global, coordination, otherwise
ThickAsThieves: they go on
to say
this authority could be decentralized, but it doesnt quite make sense
to me
ThickAsThieves: authority would be required
to comply with regulatory and supervisory requirements of various kinds
to mitigate identified risks.
ThickAsThieves: 154.
The entity would be called
the ‘scheme governance authority’, which is a non-governmental entity
that establishes and governs
the rules for
the use of a particular VC scheme.24 It is a legal person, and is responsible for maintaining
the integrity of
the central
transaction ledger,
the protocol, and any other core functional component of
the scheme.
The scheme governance
ThickAsThieves: lol if i'm reading
this correctly,
the EBA is suggesting
that any virtual currency "scheme" would be required
to have a central authority representing it
Bella_: I understand,
thank you very much for your help ! Have a lovely day ! xx
Bella_: is
that still available ?
Bella_: I got a message on reddit about
tits post :)
cazalla: France might be a good bet now if
the reports of German players being sick is
true
pankkake: I bet on both…
to see if
this betting on
two sides actually works
cazalla: regretting betting on germany now :\ fkn
team is sick
pankkake: I
thought Armory would be smart enough and select a big old input… it did not
pankkake: I almost did a snackman, sent bets without fee.
thankfully
the weight isn't
that low
cazalla: nfi how i didn't lose everything along
the way
cazalla: i don't remember what
the btc/ltc ratio was, just
that
they were 5c-6c at
the
time