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pigeons: i dont
think
they are interested in
the content,
they seem like marketers
ThickAsThieves: they cant decide whether
to be a source for interesting original btc content, shill, or intellectual/sciences
theory
mircea_popescu: what;'s
the branding, "the
trade rag
that sucked so bad we had
to steal it from
the original nuts" ?
pigeons: it used
to be unreadable, it seems
to have gotten slightly better sometimes?
ThickAsThieves: btc mag has
the branding okay, but
the content is really off
the mark
pigeons: heh matonis owns bitcoin magaine
too
mircea_popescu: i
think it'd rather shoot some bowside snark and let it be at
that lol
pigeons: well it might be a good idea, but gallipi owns part of bitcoin magazine so good luck getting
the article in
ThickAsThieves: it goes hand in hand with
the argument
that a bitcoin ebay cant exist without better prices
Duffer1: that's actually a pretty good idea
tat
pigeons: exchange rates is not what
they charge you
to process your payments
gribble: Bitstamp BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 877.0, Best ask: 878.38, Bid-ask spread: 1.38000, Last
trade: 877.0, 24 hour volume: 15931.72888633, 24 hour low: 840.0, 24 hour high: 920.42, 24 hour vwap: 878.24983594
ThickAsThieves: get Bitcoin Magazine
to let you do a guest post about how bitpay is a ripoff and how
that's bad for
the movement
ThickAsThieves: bitpay will charge whatever
they can get away with, just like paypal
gribble: MtGox BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 900.02, Best ask: 907.76569, Bid-ask spread: 7.74569, Last
trade: 896.0, 24 hour volume: 16677.20007426, 24 hour low: 839.5, 24 hour high: 990.0, 24 hour vwap: 922.16502
Duffer1: have you seen homestory cup? everyone gets a
turn at
the mic
Duffer1: i don't
think i've ever seen scarlett play competitively, i saw her casting at homestory cup, she sounds like she knows her game
Duffer1: naniwa's probably doing alright even
though he's not as good as koreans hehe
pankkake: I wouldn't call 12 BTC a "showmatch",
though
they're probably filthy rich already
ozbot: NaNiwa and Scarlett
to go head
to head in a BO7 show match. - onGamers
pankkake: wow! you're right
they're competing for BTC!!
pankkake: ooh someone
tried
to make a starcraft bet but it was rejected :(
ThickAsThieves: isnt
this MP's
thing? put money on your delivery if you are for realz
jurov: thestringpuller: i meant
the cardano bet
truffles: feels like i just woke up, but it was 10 hrs ago, is
time passing me by??
jurov: and no bitbet volume,
too :(
BingoBoingo: I have yet
to see a cardano preorder commitment regime
jurov: if,
then is strictly unofficial.
thestringpuller: isn't
there like a list of people who already are committing
to buying one upon release jurov ?
BingoBoingo: thestringpuller: I don't know if
there is one worth mentioning.
thestringpuller: so I mean revenue is sure
to come
through unless
the ipo is bubbling like boiling water
azoo: anyone happens
to know
the name?
azoo: I recall from few years back
that
there was a site on which someone could buy shares for BC related companies
BingoBoingo: Sometime you find somthing like OpenGenera
that only works on DEC Alpha processors running HP
TruUx under it
BingoBoingo: pankkake: It isn't quite so simple
though. On
the popular architectures you get most of
the OS choices
though.
pankkake: one of
the reason
the bigger ones (linux, freebsd) are
the ones running on
those architectures: it's actually
tested
BingoBoingo: Another problem is people assume "compiles on" architecture X means once compiled works
the sames as compiled on architecture Y does.
BingoBoingo: pankkake:
The choice
though I imagine ends up
to being
throw money at code or
throw money at chips.
BingoBoingo: pankkake: Well, for
the fringe shit where
they overlap
the OpenBSD implementations
tend
to be better (Machintosh 68K as an example)
BingoBoingo: Want
to make a portable DVD player on whatever
this month's cheapest chip is? FreeBSD might not support
the architecture.
pankkake: well I hope netbsd devs actually understand
the code
their are
touching
mircea_popescu: i
think
that's more of a ltc
thing, no one cares but it can't hurt
to have around.
BingoBoingo: Sure, urbit was from scratch, but it can't find anyone capable of actually building anything from scratch. Minix is
that ancient
thing, couldn't sell
textbooks anymore and
then
they just ripped NetBSD and people still don't care about it.
mircea_popescu: not really related
tho, from what i gather urbit was actually a from-scratch
thing
BingoBoingo: It's like how apparently MINIX 3 i supposed
to be a big
thing when
they just made small changes
to
the MINIX kernel and just ripped
the old NetBSD userland.
mircea_popescu: the world has very little
talent and most of it is sorely mismanaged.
KRS|Gotchawallet: yes a count would wear a cape..hmm. it would be cool
to be a duke. i have a friend who became a minister by sending an application and paying a $14 dollar service charge. isnt
that weird.
KRS|Gotchawallet: nobody wears capes in
the U.S. i suppose if you did you would worry people
mircea_popescu: not like it comes with
the right/obligation
to raise an army, administer justice and certify brides' virginity or anything
KRS|Gotchawallet: if you become a duke, does
that mean you wear a cape from now on?
mircea_popescu: there's certainly no value in
the scraps of an old dukedom.
mircea_popescu: seeing how
the modern state has legislated itself into a corner, i don't see it i
tell you.
BingoBoingo: Sounds cheap for a Dukedom. Expensive for a Dukedom of
that
though.
BingoBoingo: "Who hasn't been in a drunked stupor?"
to cite
the Illustrious
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford
pankkake: In November 2012 Glänzer admitted
to sexually assaulting a woman on
the London Underground after police witnessed
the assault. He said he was on a "drugs binge" at
the
time of
the incident
BingoBoingo: Maybe it speaks kind of well for BTC
that Stefan Glaenzer is willing
to
throw away Dollars or Pounds (Seriously how long ago was
the last
time a paper Pound Sterling represented an actual Pound of Sterling Silver) in order
to get into BTC. Even if it is a suicide mission for his investment.
BingoBoingo: pankkake:
The "academic" journal pranked in
the Skokal affair
Apocalyptic: i get what you mean, but do you
thing
this specific info I quoted isn't accurate ?
Apocalyptic: "with news
today
that Passion Capital and Hinrikus, now obviously clued up a little, have joined forces
to back new London-based Biticoin exchange Coinfloor."
BingoBoingo: I might have
to read a bit. Didn't know his new UK project has backing.
Apocalyptic: in his recent BTC exchange project in
the UK
BingoBoingo: Apocalyptic: Zhou and Amir have actual backing.
To my knowledge Nefario just has n00bs still seeking backing.
Apocalyptic: " Zhou
Tong and Amir
Taaki" you forgot Nefario here
BingoBoingo: Seeing as how VC n00bs are attempting
to rehabilitate Zhou
Tong and Amir
Taaki, it is probably prudent
to establish in
the future for
these sorts of failure why such
things should not be considered possible.
BingoBoingo: Knowing whether he was actually hacked or just stole shit because bitcoin is unknowab le except under certain conditions. I'm just rambling in light of how his
trust fell, about how in
the best case for him his incompetence prevents his handling of
this from being
the best case, or
the second best case with respect
to a claim
to competence he might have offered or professed
to have offered in
the past.
BingoBoingo: If
TF borrowed from Coinlenders personally
though and Inputs.io was hacked, it would seem paying inputs borrowers with coinlenders funds would be most prudent.
They are related
through
the same operator. i am simply imagining how action should have happened in
the most charitable situation,
the unlikely one in which
there was an actual hack and no relic collectors.
Apocalyptic: (aka
TF decided
to hack himself for
the lulz of it)