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the20year: Most interceptors are
traveling upwards of mach 5, so
that's mach 20-25
Namworld: An alert, a short human check on
the object
to confirm, shootdown.
the20year: Nearly impossible
to intercept with another missile,
try hitting a moving
target
that's incoming at mach 15
to mach 20
Namworld: What's
the problem if
the missile is hypersonic? Drop
the radar, use satellites/visual.
BingoBoingo: Namworld:
the20year:
The answer existed in
the 50's -> nuclear
tipped air defense missiles
the20year: Russia has a few systems deployed
that are retargetable RVs
that are very effective against most missile defense systems, but our systems aren't going after Russia's ,
they're more for iran/NK
Namworld: There's already efficient missile defense system for small ones
that are cheap enough. Soon enough yeah, laser.
the20year: We have a minimum funding goal of $50k, hopefully we can get
there soon so we can get it released and another property
theo__: Thank's for your
time
the20year il slide over
there, and keep an eye on
this. Btw congratulations so far on selling ~5500 shares so far.
the20year: Laser based systems can put
the hurt on hypersonics
the20year: that's where i post up
the daily details on what's going on
theo__: I may slide over
to
the channel soon and see how its rocking :)
the20year: Now, we do have
the IRC channel at #rentalstarter which helps alot
theo__: I suppose
those
that communicate with yourself and others inside
the company and
those who are eager
to be involved in more
then just "LETS
THROW MONEY AT IT!!!!!!"
the20year: Out of
the guys we have,
there's 3 I really like
that do understand business, one is absolutely fantastic, most others don't have much of a interest, so
the problem/issue becomes how do I get
to cherry pick
those
that help control
the company?
mircea_popescu: "In San Francisco alone, about 60 percent of all robberies involve
the
theft of a mobile device, Police Chief Greg Suhr said. In nearby Oakland, such
thefts amount
to about 75 percent of robberies, Mayor Jean Quan added."
theo__: Perfect,
the only
thing i could see with being
the problem is, do
the
top 5 share holders want a say in
the company as in being a director as i
think a lot of
the investors (especially early IPO) would of just been using it
to invest
there BTC into real world without
the proper understandings
to be able
to help run something such as
this
mircea_popescu: what
the fuck leaders,
that's not what you call a herd of pencilnecks.
the20year: Or maybe a 5
top shareholders + 5 shareholders as voted by
the body
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform believe it or not,
the most offensive part in
there is
the "leaders"
the20year: What I'd like
to do is
take from either
the
top 5 or
top 10 shareholders
the20year: Mpex is sort of a bitter/sweet
thing , high potential for large investment, but high capital
to list, and most of my investors stated
to me
that
they wouldn't migrate
theo__: the20year: how much will it be
to make it onto
the board of directors because
that is something
that has now caught my attention
nubbins`: mircea_popescu, probably
the only
truth on
the website
Duffer1: mainly it was peta/cfig/mintspare
that really
tells me
they're not interested in investors,
they just want
to fleece customers
theo__: the20year, i
think stay away from mpex as well. Not user friendly unless high level computer user, and i personally believe its
tied into a giant drug laundering scheme
ozbot: California leaders push for smartphone kill switch - Wire
Technology -
The Sacramento Bee
theo__: agreed i own a few
to many but lol got excited with
there IPO and now own 3000 @
the IPO price >.>
theo__: duffer1: anything further? i would agree
that
the mintspare company seems shit and also
the bitcoin mining derivitive i stay
the F away from. But
to me seedcoin I was one of
the best put companies in a while (well until i saw REAL)
the20year: IE have
the
top 5 or 10 shareholders get a director position, where we
then make
the right choices
Duffer1: with
the exceptions of rentalstarter and maybe neobee ofc
the20year: As it is right now, i have control and can do essentially what I want, but as I had stated in
the past , i want
to do like a board of directors
type of
thing
theo__: ok, and is each share =
to 1 vote in
the company? so at
the end of
the day with you retaining 60% stock you always have
the winning vote? or will you have your's as a vote of absence and decided only in deadlock?
Duffer1: the quality of
the offerings since
takeover is what i base
that on
theo__: duffer1: can you explain why
that is at all sorry?
the20year: and out of all
the people i've
talked
to, he seemed
to know what he was doing
the20year: Then
they sent me
to some other guy who cleared up literally everything in a 30m phone call
the20year: There was one guy i
talked
to who was alright, lots of miscommunication
theo__: So
the new company who owns havelock you haven't had any problems with? as
this was something i noted on
the bitcointalk.org forum
that people were complaing / being weary of
mircea_popescu: nubbins` according
to
the onion, 80% of us adults get
their news from
the onion.
the20year: Not
that i mind it, whomever I'm
talking
to at HL is quite bright
the20year: for some reason all
the guys at havelock hate
text commuication and always call
the20year: all
that information
though is on
the contact details at HL :)
mircea_popescu: ok i gotta put
the markov chain on ignore,
this is
too much.
theo__: Do you have an email or any other form of communication
to
talk more privately? I may
think about becoming a largish scale investor in your company. I am liking
the way you hold yourself and your answers.
nubbins`: "This week Russia praised
the United States for its rich history of making gay athletes feel unsafe and unwelcome"
the20year: Nope, i sold off my website company
that was
taking most of my
time in September
the20year: I got rid of all
those 2 years ago
theo__: so you'r not on any boards anymore
that could restrict your commitments
to
the company if it is
to
turn well?
the20year: I have a few small
time businesses I run
theo__: Youngest = understanding it
the fastest in my books anyway
theo__: Can i ask a bit deeper as in are you currently still working outside of
this company?
the20year: It was odd , i was
the youngest,
the last, and
the longest overseeing president
the20year: under my careful management we liquidated
the board :D
Duffer1: accidentally shot himself in
the back a few
times ceo?
the20year: I
think i've been on more
than
that, but i was president of
the Pickaway board of realtors which was...fun
Duffer1: i won't even charge for
this service
Duffer1: Offering
the Bank of Duffer1, send me your coins and next year i'll send
them back
to you
the20year: You're speaking of
the local realtor board?
the20year: I'm
the only real manager , if anything were
to happen
to me, ben from buyahash would step in
to manage
the20year: There's only one sizable shareholder
that hasn't imported yet
theo__: Do you mind if i ask a bit more of a personal question. As in how old you are? Just so i can get a grasp of who i am investing into, Because as far as i can
tell it seems you are
the company or is
there more people in
the managment
team?
ozbot: How
to pass
time on
the
train - Imgur
the20year: Correct, it's my way of
telling
them
to get it done :)
theo__: so anyone who has not moved
there shares misses out.
theo__: no problems and
that dividend will only be for share on havelock?
the20year: .7btc spread out on whatever shares
there are
theo__: And you will have first dividend out on
the 15th? Which if i look at it right will be averaging a ~3% yield because of
the new IPO purchasing power not being included.
This would be about right?
the20year: Price ranged from .011 (IPO price),
to a high of .0365 or so
the20year: We were on BF from
the june IPO
through it shutting down
ozbot: imgur:
the simple image sharer
the20year: Yeah, we did quite well in
the runup on prices,
that was
till bitfunder collapsed
theo__: Duffer i have
to many BTC
to leave
them sit as only BTC i need
to diversify and RENT offers a realistic aproach
to reinvestment with his companies share value only increasing even with
the price of bitcoin 8x higher
then his inittal IPO
the20year: Ideally, i'd like
to see
the original purchase price re-invested, so
the property pool doesn't shrink
the20year: last
time we had a vote
to ask
the direction of what shareholders wanted
to do , it came back as 40/60 in
terms of distribution (Re-investing 40%, distributing
the rest)
theo__: Would you reinvest or divedened
the profit?
the20year: In
terms of
the lease purchase option being executed?
the20year: Or
the guy
that runs with
the exchange dashes off with your divs/equity
theo__: the20year: Alright
that answers my next question. My last major question i have is with
the 3 year rental - equity buy back how would
that work in
terms of a shareholder dividend?
mircea_popescu: the rest is hardly within a coupla degrees of magnitude of
that
mircea_popescu: your risks are
that if btc reaches 10k in a year or
two you're left with 1/10 of what you'd have had if you held on
to
the btc, and if
the guy splits with
the cash you're left with whatever people buying into asset-based btc corps are usually left with
nubbins`: i mailed a package mid-january and it
took 19 days
to get
to
the other side of canada
the20year: Well, lower
than many, we're only looking at around an average of 60% LTV
theo__: the20year: agreed but i am hesitent
to over invest as you are
talking about a leveraged lending scheme (which works well in good financal
times)
Though in bad
times over leveraging can leave you
to open
to
the risks
the20year: Some markets increased by say 500% in
the US and
then promptly crashed 450%
the20year: From
the 2006-2011 collapse we decreased by around 25%
the20year: Well , during
the 2001-2005 run up in prices, we increased maybe 30%
the20year: Additionally we're not overloaning properties, or going for absurdly low incomes, we could
theoretically lower rents by 30% or more and still provide somewhat decent yields
to invesors
theo__: the20year: have you also
taken into consideration
the potential risk of if a housing collapse does happen again or a market collapse in america? as in your compaines Manifesto ( i know not
the right word but i am
tired) you did not mention
this is a potential risk
to investors
the20year: Well, it would be
tied
to real estate, and in
the past under hyperinflationary periods, real estate has
typically done well (Yugoslovia/serbia, zimbabawe, Weimar Germany) , so I feel a little bit safe against
that
the20year: Personally i'd like
to save a little back
to invest into some
type of btc/only investment