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mircea_popescu: you need an account in the first place. other than that, the listing fees are negotiated
as part of the listing process.
pankkake: ebay is a slow, bulky, money hungry monster. don't think they'll have bitcoin
as a payment anytime soon
MCM-Mike: never tried Yamazaki, will give it a try . did you give it away because you didnt like it or
as a gift ? :)
KRS1: I'm in south florida..IT sucks here..I figure if I can make it here I can make it anywhere. Pay is about the same
as Atlanta
deadweasel:
as long
as it's in a lab, I wouldn't call it eradicated..
BingoBoingo: I mean their no social media site rule. What fucking websites can't qualify
as social media.
BingoBoingo: The flamers on /r/Justice are lumping my blog in with CNN
as sources non-grata while shit columns from local papers make it though.
BingoBoingo:
As far
as I am concerned Ahab's mistake was he acted outside of his economic and mortal interests. His job was leading people to get oil, much
as oil is gotten now. In bulk and fuck the source. No he wanted to kill one particular whale and passed the opportunity to kill so many others for their incredibly useful fuel.
BingoBoingo: Honestly I'd prefer a nice hefeweizen
as breakfast, but OHNO WHEAT CALL THE PALEO POLIZE
BingoBoingo: Diablo-D3: Maybe
as food. What do you know of their attitudes towards developing tools though. They obviously know we have the bomb. This isn't James Cameron Fern Gully part Dos.
BingoBoingo: Having gotten drunk watching Whale Wars last weekend I have to say my favorite ocean going ship now is the Nissin Maru.
As delicious
as land going pigs are I can only here imagine how delicious their larger ocean going brethren are.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo perhaps not the buffalo,
as it's hidrated. basically a sack of proteins in solution.
BingoBoingo:
As far
as I know though from my little bit of having sat in classrooms even the simplest retroviruses tend to have more than a single protein involved, though the definition of single protein can be flexible enough to make possibly an entire buffalo just a carefully arranged protein
mircea_popescu: anyway, not what it's worth, but what it'd cost.
as in, to make.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo inasmuch
as the brain itself can't feel pain, sectioning of the spinal chord is pretty much it. hence the guillotine and such. probably the best solution there is, but derps don't like it because it's bloody
Duffer1: "We have a nice solution, and that is called The Bitcloud Cryptography Law (BCL). It is a serie of laws, an advanced version of Proof of Stake, implemented to ensure that everyone is acting
as they should. Every single thing in the Bitcloud is governed by those laws, and there will be judges and veredicts, so only when the entire net agrees, money is generated or transactions approved."
Duffer1: it looks interesting, but they're already listed
as a scamcoin
Duffer1: ffs you're killing a guy, just destroy the brain
as quickly
as possible
gribble: Nick 'manchbtcx', with hostmask 'manchbtcx!~manchbtcx@79.175.76.49', is identified
as user 'manchbtcx', with GPG key id 565B736D8A37BA3D, key fingerprint E36C7C1537187600082D45BC565B736D8A37BA3D, and bitcoin address 12LQZz3wGqxiSG3f148uco6h9QWuVMW2NF
KRS1: Considering the political and economic climate, its almost
as if the timing of bitcoin is god-like.
truffles: rarely do i use it
as a perjorative
Apocalyptic: truffles, do you think of yourself
as a nerd ?
deego: cripple->handicapped->special needs. But, soon, the latest comes to be regarded
as insulting..
deego: Apocalyptic: heh, I think challenged and special have become pejorative
as well :)
KRS1: I'm not very polically correct. I might have to work on that this year too, but then again it doesn't bother me. Retards are known
as mentally handicapped these days.
davout: Apocalyptic: of course, the observation you make depends
as much on what you observe than it depends on from where you observe it
KRS1: Thats very impressive to say the least. I've recently been involved in a conversation of the value of a college degree in the modern I.T. job market. I've actually been laughed at for thinking it has value in these waters. I suppose, even if I did waste my time with a degree in this field, being open minded and thinking critically are benefits that have value regardless. Such
as the
KRS1: Impressive. Almost
as if you were able to see the future, perhaps by understanding how the problem will play out. I suppose your understanding of philosophy was useful here.
mircea_popescu: yeah,
as if anyone could possibly confuse derpcoin for bitcoin.
KRS1: initially i saw it
as a dilution of bitcoin
pankkake: the "babes" posts of shows are pretty sad,
as most of the girls aren't very attractive. or dressed like shit
mircea_popescu: (Protip: It’s frowned upon when you actually put “booth babes”
as line item in your budget).
mircea_popescu: " CueCats were also bulk mailed (unsolicited) to certain mailing lists, such
as subscribers of technology magazines Forbes and Wired."
mircea_popescu: there are some trilkema articles but they be in romanian
as this is pre-change
pankkake: Duffer1: the colored coin thing is weird, yes…
as if the risk was in the exchange
Duffer1: i don't know why i even read that thread, it's just
as stressful to me
as the labcoin nonsense and i don't even own any actm
mircea_popescu: i was keeping this
as my personal private chuckle re all the ninnies with the qr codes that revolutionise w/e the fuck
mircea_popescu: unclehowell
as far
as anyone knows, you're some guy that started talking the moment he joined and what he had to say was some sales angle. this is exactly how to end up on the ignore list of half the chan within five minutes, and on the mocklist of half the rest.
mircea_popescu: this works sort-of well, until you end up with things like... i dunno, every show on tv being a honeypot by this approach,
as well
as every newspaper and most of everything else, cause they damn sure don't work for the advertised/intended purposes.
mircea_popescu: except the entire thing is directly the result of political negotiation,
as an exchange of power.
KRS1: "Experts" say bitcoin will be
as low
as $10 this year.
BingoBoingo: Lol, the comments and the not grep that the value of the price of risk keeps changing
as more people want to buy risk
mircea_popescu: it'll get confusing
as all hell because s.mpoe actually pays divs same month *most* months
jurov: nope. if mpex pays 19btc to 100bn shares, it shows
as 1 satoshi per share
mike_c: i believe satoshi per share is accurate. at least, it is the same
as on mpex
mike_c: mircea_popescu: the table is aligned
as designed. whether it's clear is another question. I went with showing the dividends in the month they were paid, which is generally the month after the profit was earned.
mircea_popescu: didn't you just call the guy a nerd for not being
as stupid
as you'd like people to be generally ?
KRS1: They make time to read what they are looking for,
as long
as its delivered to them in a way they can digest it, I suppose. For instance, I read the Wall St. Journal primarily for the Marktplace section. I get and enjoy information from other parts
as a side benefit.
KRS1: I see twitter
as a different type of tool than a blog, not more or less important.
nubbins`: yeah, tried 12.04
as well, didn't have much luck there either
nubbins`: hm, trying to run ubuntu from usb, gets
as far
as "Stopping enable remaining boot-time encrypted block devices [OK]" and stops
mircea_popescu:
as there's only 20 years between the two wars, and plenty of locales changed hands multiple times... it happens.
mircea_popescu: just
as long
as the promise isn't to pay in specie and in one go, it still can stand.
BingoBoingo: This sounds like the sort of case where BitBet could replace the court
as a solution and to the laundering. Step one. Take positions on a Difficulty bet paying out to addresses with publicized different owners
as well
as addresses with unknown owners.
mircea_popescu: this actually works
as an argument. bitcoin needs no assaying, which makes it more fungible than something that does.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform all coins are and will remain equal. this is the concept known
as fungibility.
jborkl: I blew a 1 and a 0
as I enteredbit
decimation:
as long
as you can find a greater fool
decimation: it's really a bet that the difficulty won't go up
as much
as everyone hopes/fears in the future
decimation: If you can purchase a miner in bitcoin though, that counts
as a bitcoin investment
Duffer1: but not
as valuable
as just buying btc and holding for that same perior
decimation: Most fiat companies use buybacks to pump up the stock price
as ceo's sell their own shares
truffles: might
as well since he's not here
BingoBoingo: I believe
as long
as there is someting verifiable it should be good.
mircea_popescu: Apocalyptic the "zero asset" thing is a term of art. a company that retains none of its income but distributes it all
as dividends.
Duffer1: "Actually useful websites like crypto-trade or havelock
as well
as coloured coins will continue to gain traction
as this shitty scheme dies out."
Apocalyptic: "Usually a holding company is an asset-less company" what, I thought a holding company holds share of other companies, which are classified
as assets
mike_c: it's defined
as 0 book value.
Apocalyptic: <pankkake> well then is there such a thing
as a zero asset company? // how would you define it ?
mike_c: i possibly made up that term
as a differentiator from mp's "nonzero asset corporation"
pankkake: well then is there such a thing
as a zero asset company?
Apocalyptic: mike_c, regarding your BitBet and MPex analysis on btcalpha, you claim these are "zero-asset company". I don't think this term is appropriate
as they hold at the very least intangible assets such
as goodwill resulting from their userbase and the reputation among other things
benkay: speaking
as someone who ekes out the odd food credit derping on django, shit has no future.
ozbot: Adrian and Jacob retiring
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