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mike_c: not back
to ipo price yet, but still.
mike_c: honestly i would rather see a btc investment
that bought commodities rather
than real estate. with
the REITS I feel like people are expecting a BTC return. no one would
think
that with a commodity fund (similar
to x.eur).
assbot: One or
Two Ounces of Contaminated Gallium Liquid Metal Read | eBay
jurov: also one needs
to verify
there is no cavity or
tungsten bar placed in
the middle
jurov: now
that's something
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
the definityion of a fake is not being useful.
mircea_popescu: i
think
this problem is often misrepresented by all
the young cocks starting new
things.
mircea_popescu: more's
the point, you've not had
the benefit of manyyear's worth of having
thought about what
the people
trying
to fake it might have
thought about
jurov: just
to remind,
the whole discussion started about ease of handling/verification vs. gold/silver bricks
jurov: there are other amalgams not suitable as solder, but for faking gallium in closed container something can be certainly
though of
mircea_popescu: but maybe
the reason
that ive not found it is
that your buying doesn't compare with 8 millenia of
trying
to defraud
the currency
jurov: if you can design "datskovskiy's container"
that solves all of above properly, maybe
that will be
the
thing you'll be remembered for
jurov: too many
things
that can go bad.. i'm keeping my bricks,
thanks
jurov: if it's full one needs
to solve
the
thermal expansion problem and still., also measuring
the wall
thickness accurately
mircea_popescu: los_pantalones by hiring uglychicks
to weart its
tshirt ?
mircea_popescu: pankkake more of
this fudingyou learned on btc forum i see.
jurov: you can't easily measure
the volume while it's inside
the bottle
xmj: godaddy
throws money away on superbowls
mike_c: "The company said it would raise $100 million, but
that is just a placeholder until closer
to
the offering date."
mike_c: that might be raising $100m, not
the valuation
pankkake: so,
they're
the
twitter of domains
pankkake: GoDaddy hasn't made a profit since 2009.
The company lost $279 million in 2012. It bled another $200 million last year.
This year doesn't look much better, with another $51 million lost in
the first quarter
mike_c: anybody in here have an account and
try it out?
mircea_popescu: in
the hopes a clueless buyer will just
think a ok it's what itis
jurov: ok, i got such for first
time
mike_c: in
the hopes
that a clueless worker bee will pay it.
mike_c: i like better
the scam where
they just send you a bill
mircea_popescu: jurov one of
the more common finds when i review my spamtraps
mike_c: jurov: no. dime a dozen scam. i
throw
those out on a weekly basis
mircea_popescu: paypal has
this
thing where govts prosecute its competition
mircea_popescu: mike_c
trying
to be paypal. except
they won't be able
to
jurov: and he replied "okay, you should register
them yourself"
mike_c: and i'm sure
they just a few points off for
their own pockets.
jurov: um a dude from @dc-data.com.cn wrote
to me
that some company named VOLKAN
Tech Ltd. wants
to register zillion coinbr.TLD domains
mike_c: circle does as much as it can
to hide
the exchange rate when you buy (from watching video)
ThickAsThieves: <+thestringpuller>
The cost of liquidity is
too high for most vendors... //// Circle can eat
their lunch if
they play
their cards right -
things will start getting interesting when you can buy for zero fees
mircea_popescu: you know, when i said
the power rangers are
too stupid
to be on
the internet and
they said i'm just being evil, because
they're about as smart as everyone else derping about "open source software" we were BOTH right
mircea_popescu: "allows man-in-the-middle attackers
to
trigger use of a zero-length master key"
mircea_popescu: "The biggest reason why
the bug hasn’t been found for over 16 years is
that code reviews were insufficient, especially from experts who had experiences with
TLS/SSL implementation. "
assbot: Map of coins:
the history of cryptocurrencies from bitcoin
to dogecoin and more
pankkake: shipping food *to*
the US is
the hard
thing actually
pankkake: if you write "electronics"
they still it and claim it's lost, otherwise usually not
thestringpuller: I don't sell outside
the US just sending you and MP cookies.
pankkake: just sell your cookies on
the darknets
thestringpuller: My lawyer was supposed
to have me import/export papers on perhishables by now
too...
thestringpuller: yea davout we are in R&D got held up.
the chef is going
to bonnaroo
this week.
Took me a lot
to
train him.
los_pantalones: company i work for provides btc liquidity
to businesses, we settle net 7 or net 15
davout: thestringpuller: oic, weren't you supposed
to send me a cookie for some reason i forgot?
davout: fluffypony: if it's $30 for < $10,000/day, $300 for < $100k, $3000 for < $1mn
that's still a percentage
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thestringpuller: lol davout i've been developing a cookie company but we want
to migrate our profits into btc
davout: thestringpuller:
that i got, wasn't
the question
tho :)
los_pantalones: thestringpuller what rate do you
think is market rate?
davout: well, why don't
they give a price
then ?
thestringpuller: my business runs in fiat and I want
to migrate
the operating revenue into btc
fluffypony: davout: apparently even
their Enterprise packages for > $100k daily are flat fee and not %
davout: fluffypony: it's not really flat -> Up
to $100,000 daily
pankkake: really? perhaps I've only seen higher rates but maybe banks like
to fuck small businesses
thestringpuller: I guess I'm just bitter since back in
the day I could buy BTC pretty much at market price with 0.5% in fees.