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Diablo-D3: if it did, WOMEN WOULD QUIT
TALKING ABOUT IT AND ENJOY
THEIR EQUAL SALARIES AND EQUAL CHANCES AT JOBS
KRS1: Sorry, I
tend
to come off a bit blunt for our panty-waist modern society. I
think it all started because of women's lib.
KRS1: Kirk Douglas said he got
throat cancer like
that- from eating pussy.
ThickAsThieves: "This study looked at HPV's link with cancer of
the back of
the
throat"
dub: yeah, wheres
that data
ozbot: BBC News - HPV virus 'linked
to
third of
throat cancer cases'
assbot: Last
trade for S.MPOE on MPEX was at 0.00088549 BTC [-]
PirateKitteh: You guys rock. I am
trying
to get up some funds
to but more shares on Havelock.
dub: amc
takes 24 vol lead on btcttctc
mod6: FabianB: hmm, ok. it seems
to me
that blockchain.info gets off more
than blockexplorer.com. but *shrug*
mircea_popescu: literally no reason
to even consider it anything else.
mircea_popescu: rulother-gs im not convinced, it's just
the standard presumption.
dexX7: i see,
thanks for clearing
this missunderstanding.. :)
FabianB: dexX7: it doesn't indicate sales or buys, it's relative
to
the previous
trade
dexX7: <@assbot> [BTCTC] [AMC-PT] 250 @ 0.0025 = 0.625 BTC [-] << shouldn't it show a [+] as
they were bought and not sold?
rulother-gs: So you seem pretty convinced
that am is a scam
mircea_popescu: exactly goat's moves with
the pirate bonds back in
the day
KRS1: what is up with hashrack seems
too good of a deal
Namworld: Well I'll be out for
the weekend, goodbye
Namworld: What kind of nonsense is
that...
mircea_popescu: ie,
the mistaken belief
that ancient romans wore stetsons and
those rhinestone abominations around
their necks
Namworld: BTC-E
trollbox is irrelevant =/
Namworld: I'm pretty sure no one was spared and crap was popular
too pretty much
throughout history, just like
today. What was bad just wasn't deemed worthy of preserving.
Guest54006: LOL
trollbox on btc-e is saying how
the first bitcoin
transaction was in 1972
mircea_popescu: it wasn't discarded from history, it was discarded from life
too.
mircea_popescu: and
the discarding from history as irrelevant started at age
three.
Namworld: I'm sure
there was plenty of bad and of nonsense back
then
too
Namworld: Good plays still exist. You just have
to go dig
through all
the nonsense.
mircea_popescu: let
there be violence and disease and good fucking plays at
the opera.
jurov: i'd
take such pink literary shit over violence and diseases any
time.
jurov: wtf does
that have with socialism
mircea_popescu: stalin's soviet realism and america's purple prose crap are
the syphilitic sores of why socialism does not work
peterl: right, but did you really have
to repeat it?
mircea_popescu: i don't
think it's worth praising in
the slightest. i
think it has
to be pointed out it's
the foremost art coming out of
the bankrupt ideology of socialism.
peterl: I am sure you could find rubbish from 100 years ago
to compare it with
peterl: but does anybody
think it is art worth praising?
peterl: oops, sorry, I always want
to put an e at
the end, must be
the english in me, we don't like words ending in u
mircea_popescu: anyway. purple prose, it's a
thing. pretty much
the only usable literary output of our american friends. roughly
the equivalent of kitsch, something
to laugh at smugly.
peterl: mircea_popescue: what is
this garbage?
usagi: Apocalyptic; I
teach privately
mircea_popescu: if anyone feels like reading some of
the most amusing purple prose i've seen
this month
ozbot: Art over
time, a graph of progress. pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
usagi: I wish I could quit my job and just write computer programs all day. if I could do
that I would
turn netwhack into a game
that rivals nethack, for starters
usagi: Of course it's a mere
trifle, a side project I was into for a couple of months/years on and off, it could be much more
than it is now
usagi: Of course I'd work on it and add a few more levels, finish it, but I wonder if he
thinks it has potential?
peterl: won't
they just use a sockpuppet account?
ThickAsThieves: Burnside is
talking about highlighting orders made by
the issuer
peterl: oh,ok, what I meant is are you going
to keep some as reserve or pay out all
the profits as dividend?
Namworld: It's made public
to everyone at
the same
time.
Namworld: Everyone ask... I can't disclose how it's performing like
that. I prefer it go out as an official announcement at
the end of each month, on
the website.
peterl: what sort of dividend will bitvps have
this month?
peterl: can't and won't are not nescesarily
the same
thing
Namworld: People expect some kind of privacy as
to what stuff
they purchase.
Namworld: He can't because it would piss people if anyone can just ask and burnside just
tell back: Oh yeah,
that guy is buying.
peterl: unless you sell into
the bid and see where
the shares end up
jurov: oh yes, it won't show
the bid
jurov: if
the ask is
too high
that only issuer account has so many shares
peterl: that wouldn't show who is doing
the bid
peterl: doesn't he control
the database?
peterl: I doubt he would
tell us something like
that?
Namworld: burnside can't
tell who make bids/asks...
peterl: ask burnsides
to check which account it is?
Namworld: I bet it's a confused individual
thinking it's AsicMiner
peterl: TAT: who else would have or want
that many shares?
ozbot: BTC-TC: BTC
Trading Corp - View Security
ThickAsThieves: "Any Final Rule Should Clarify
that Irrevocable
Transactions May ServeLegitimate Purposes"
ThickAsThieves: currencies in general should be subject
to a higher degree of scrutiny, and
thechilling effect
this could have on
the still nascent bitcoin industry.
The Bitcoin Foundation isalso concerned
that certain statements could lead
to confusion concerning
the money launderingregulatory framework as applied
to virtual currencies in general and bitcoin in particular."
ThickAsThieves: "However,
the Bitcoin Foundation is concerned
that
the statements in question may bemisinterpreted
to suggest
that all virtual currency operators are inherently suspect. In particular,the Bitcoin Foundation is concerned
that
the statements will be misread by
the financialinstitutions implementing
the final rule adopted in
this proceeding (the “Final Rule”)
to suggestthat virtual
usagi: Because of
the death penalty for forging paper money in china,
the use of red ink became
taboo and even
today
there remains a strong belief
that
to write someone's name in red ink means
that
they will die.
mircea_popescu: isn't it perhaps
time
the blogging foundation moves off scribd
to say wordpress ?
peterl: I mean like is
that 1000 ad or 2000 bc?
usagi: I dunno i'm flying by wire, I
took chinese history in university
peterl: could you give a year range for yuan,
tang and qing dynasties for
the non-chinese historically adept?
usagi: After
that
time
the concept of failure of "1000 year bonds" became so ingrained in
the culture,
they were so successful educating people on
their own monetary history,
they didn't return
to paper money until
the qing dynasty
usagi: The chinese invented paper money and perpetual bonds during
the yuan and
tang dynasties iirc
ThickAsThieves: [05:38] <DeaDTerra> I am working for OpenCoin and
then a swedish fixed exchanged called btcx.se :)
ThickAsThieves: i'm guesssing it's in a channel chat log somewhere, but not up
to digging
mircea_popescu: two heads are better
than one when it comes
to "hmm, was it edited or wtf ?!"
mircea_popescu: this is one of
the more subtle advantages of having pr ppls
to read your shit for you.
mircea_popescu: peterl shareholder's generally.
they don't get
to have a say in how company is run.