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nubbins`: you'd be surprised
the margins i get on most of
these coins
benkay: that's your play with
the coins, certainly.
nubbins`: life's a scam, so you better
try
to get yours!
nubbins`: yeah, it was essentially offering
the same returns as
that
nubbins`: sure, but it was somehow
tied into another pmb
benkay: it's not
terribly complex. it's a pmb.
nubbins`: so i wasn't able
to suss out many details
nubbins`: anyway, all
the info on f.pure.synth seems
to be gone
benkay: whether it's fancy paper with imaginary value now, or metal stamped paper with imaginary value in
the future.
nubbins`: just offered at a better rate
than other similar scams
benkay: hasn't had
the stones
to call mp out on
the same scam
tho
nubbins`: kakobrekla, i was giving
tat grief over his rubecoin and pmb
benkay: face it man we're all just dancing around
trying
to fuck each other
nubbins`: numismatic collectors
think "hey,
this will be worth more money in
the future" and sellers say "maybe, dunno"
benkay: "assuming
this mintage is worth more
than
the underlying in
the future"
Mats_cd03: KRS-One: how is whoisguard compared
to safenames
nubbins`: pmb purchasers
think "hey, mining = win" and
the sellers say "assuming diff doesn't change..."
nubbins`: benkay,
there's moral high ground in here?
nubbins`: "assuming network difficulty stays
the same..."
benkay: nubbins` you just lost
the moral high ground.
d_rebel: i have no idea why
that's happening.
nubbins`: well don't
tell
that
to
the guy who paid 6btc for one loaded with 0.5btc
kakobrekla: any
they are _all_ useless pretty much
nubbins`: Mats_cd03,
there are a variety of denominations, from 0.1btc
to 1000btc
nubbins`: sure, but we're not all vulgar enough
to have a driver cart us around ;p
nubbins`: did i
tell you i sold one of
those for 6btc recently? :0
Mats_cd03: (we're
talking about 3d printing here right)
nubbins`: right, yeah, i like my laptop and drugs,
too
kakobrekla: pretty much same goes for ,
tell me what you like and ill
tell you if you are a retard
Mats_cd03: i dont go on forums and post walls of
text about any of
those
though
kakobrekla: well, its a saying,
tell me who you hang out with and ill
tell you who you are
nubbins`: Mats_cd03: what's worse
than people who like
things? people who don't
think you should like
the
things you like
kakobrekla: you could hit someone on
the head if you could remember who you wanted
to hit
nubbins`: and it's assumed
that
their owners are just going
to start dropping
them off
tables etc
nubbins`: kakobrekla,
the lel is
that
those bongs cost several hundred dollars apiece
Mats_cd03: whats worse
than audio geeks? coffee nerds
nubbins`: inventor ragequit
the coffeegeek forums after a months-long argument about whether it's "espresso" or not :D
nubbins`: the aeropress actually makes an "espresso-like concentrate",
that you
then
top up with hot water
nubbins`: you can get away with using less,
tho
nubbins`: compensates for
the 30 second brew
time
nubbins`: fair warning,
they suggest you use a large number of beans per cup
nubbins`: don't bother with a spare pack of filters,
they give you like 300
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nubbins`: and although you could probably
throw it at a brick wall without breaking,
that's probably not enough
to justify
the cost
kakobrekla: i
thought we were past foodstamps here
nubbins`: consider
that if ROOR made an aeropress it'd probably cost $200
nubbins`: that link i pasted actually
talks about glass and metal
KRS-One: for instance,
to smoke herb out of a nice ROOR Bong is a completely different experience
than a fricken plastic one.
KRS-One: what do
they have against glass and stainless steel?
nubbins`: as long as you don't store
the aeropress with
the plunger compressed, it should last forever
nubbins`: (BPA) or any phthalates, chemicals
that have been in
the news lately because of possible health effects."
nubbins`: "The AeroPress is made of
three different plastics.
The clear chamber and plunger are made of copolyester.
The hard black filter cap, filter holder, funnel, and stirrer are made of polypropylene.
The rubber like seal on
the end of
the plunger is made of a
thermoplastic elastomer. All of
these materials are FDA approved for use in contact with food. None of
these materials contain bisphenol-A
kakobrekla: yeah i need
to get one of
thsoe
to
try it out
nubbins`: anyway, copolyester is what
the aeropress is made of
nubbins`: remember when everyone
thought BPA was safe?
KRS-One: Sorry I just have a
thing about plastic.
KRS-One: whoever is in charge of plastic can shove
them all up his ass.
benkay: but hiding from
them all in fear is a pretty safe approach.
benkay: hey KRS-One
there are a bunch of different kinds of plastics
nubbins`: not sure offhand what
type of plastic it's made from
KRS-One: u cant
tell me
thats not bad for u
KRS-One: ever drink water out of a plastic bottle? u can
taste it
nubbins`: guy who invented
the aerobie made it
benkay: nubbins`: what i love about
the clever is
that it combines
the extraction
time of
the french press with
the filtering of
the pour over
nubbins`: benkay: haven't
tried
the clever, but i do enjoy a good pour-over
benkay: nubbins`: yeah all of
the
things
that szabo/satoshi wrote over
the past 5 years or so
benkay: but subject of coffee, y'all ever fuck with
the clever brewer?
benkay: BingoBoingo's nominally gathering up
the satoshi letters
nubbins`: few better ways
to spend a sunday
than calculating your net worth while enjoying a large mug of aeropress coffee
benkay: there is an awful chasm between people who want encryption and people who are willing
to operate under
the inconvenience of actual security.
benkay: so
the flipside of
the additiction
to 'standards-compliant' is
that now some people in big cushy chairs are finally getting
the idea
that
their standards are just a backdoor for
the us of a.
benkay: if
the opportunity presents itself i'd be happy
to. i'm not about
to cold-call all
the international law firms in dc,
though.
benkay: besides
they get
to mark up
the
time spent fucking around with encryption
to
their clients - it's a win win win win win!
benkay: nevertheless,
that law firm needs some cardanos and
training on how
to use
them.
benkay: there are fifty people over
there - and only one with a checkbook and
the brains
to recognize a solution
that needs implementing, frequently attended by much organizational resistance
to doing anything.