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Diablo-D3: kakobreklaa: hell, Im paying out of my own pocket
to deal with
this shit, and Im permabroke
Diablo-D3: kakobreklaa:
trusting me isnt
the issue
Diablo-D3: not even asicminer,
the only successful bitcoin company ever
Diablo-D3: kakobreklaa: I dont
trust anyone,
to be honest
kakobreklaa: fuck i need
to scam one or
two
to lower my rating
Ukto: i hate having
to pay $200
to have
them do a hard loopback in other countries jsut
to
test a fiber
kakobreklaa: >>Yeah.
The BTC-sphere is like in
the meatspace: you may be punished just for pennies, but if you scam really big
time you become
Too Big
To Jail. Learn
the lesson and don't
trust anyone ever more, especially
the big fat fishes with super-hero rep.
burnside: yeah, if
the customer wants cheap bandwidth, no reason
to not give it
to 'em. better
to keep 'em happy and
take a cut.
Ukto: not in all of
theirs lol
Ukto: Diablo-D3: depends on where I
think
Ukto: EskimoBob: did you know you can drag-zoom on
the graphs? ;)
Ukto: burnside: besides, if its
the carrier
the cusomer chooses
to pay for, I am happy making money on it. ;)
Ukto: wtf. did gox just frop from 21.14
to 20.82? x.x
burnside: yeah, not
the behavior you'd expect for sure, definitely not something you'd
think would require firmware updates
Ukto: same for brocade, simple commands
to configure a port.
Ukto: Besides, being a firmware issue, I can understand
their expectancy
the issue being on my side
burnside: I love
their free ipv6
tunneling service
Bowjob: No, I mean
the profits.
Ukto: spent
the last week
trying
to get
this port up,
to be
told its our side
the entire
time, yet
the port works fine with L3/GBLX, nLayer, Equinix's switching fabric, and our own internal stuff.
Ukto: I
told
them "that, or just overnight another older module"
Ukto: which means HE.net has
to do a full firmware upgrade on
that core router
Ukto: one gige on one module/port is fine.
they just shippd a newer model card out for our latest gige, and it wont
turn up. apparently
there is a firmware bug effecting
the newer card.
burnside: we've had good luck with brocade, but don't use
them for
transit, only internal switching and load balancing
Ukto: trying
to
turn up another gige, and
their brocade XMR is being stupid over port negotiation
burnside: right now? just because
there are higher priority (read: more fun)
things
to work on
burnside: got frustrated with a few
things, went a different direction for btct
burnside: I was graphing
the weighted price per Mh on several of
the leading mining assets on GLBSE using it
burnside: I used
that same engine for charts on a previous project
burnside: yeah, I love
the bitfunder charts
mircea_popescu: sounds like something
that'd make a good luis de funes comedy by now.
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 21.09991, Best ask: 21.16990, Bid-ask spread: 0.06999, Last
trade: 21.09991, 24 hour volume: 88274.64269609, 24 hour low: 19.51123, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.53304
jurov: but
they came late i
think
jurov: yes. much better one
then btctalk
jurov: he can use coinbr,
then :DDD
mircea_popescu: if he doesn't he's free
to go get himself scammed and learn
the hard way.
error4734: but
tmrw if some1 want
to put 2M$ on
table, idk if he'll
thinks like me
jurov: apparently im using blockchain.info
too much..
they just shown me windows xp boot gif instead
error4734: srsly, how much beer do you drink before writting
this FAQ ?
mircea_popescu: bah. why doesn't anyone
think erik is mpoe-pr instead!
dub: him or
that mircea_popescu guy
mircea_popescu: we need a strategic diversion before
they blow up as scams
mod6: I
thought it was gonna be
the asics
too.
mod6: well, hacks come and go.
they're
there
to remind us
to secure our BTC properly, right?
mod6: but yeah, I'll really need
the help with some of
this stuff if
they're serious. I'll let you guys know more when I do :)
mod6: so... im not sure. gotta
talk
to 'em and see what makes sense. I
think
they're starting
to see
that BTC is
the way of
the future. Imagine all of
the old ladies and
their iPad's playing slots at home...
mod6: well,
these guys already have a firm foothold in legal gambling here in mn anyway.
mod6: These guys were
told about btc and poker a while ago but
they blew it off. Now
they want
to get
their foot in
the door.
mod6: Well, from what it sounds like,
they want something similar
to Pokerstars
mod6: awkorama: well, I guess im gonna be meeting with some of
these guys
to see if
they wanna put
their money where
their mouth is.
rng29a: mircea_popescu: it's very slow
today
mircea_popescu: i'm just guessing it's a waste of effort
to reimplement something
that already exists and works.
mircea_popescu: micon is marginally relevant. i mean, he's
the site's stuffie. who cares whart he does ?
awkorama: mod6> so you are putting
together an it
team for poker site?
mod6: i played
there a few
times when coins were like $3
mod6: ya! i
told 'em about seals with clubs
mod6: gonna just have
to get some seed money maybe
to hire d00dz
to help me with dev. or clone myself 69
times.
mod6: I mean
these guys are not IT people or anything, just poker guys who are dying
to play online again.
mod6: It looks like it might run up
to $25
though.
The word is out on coinz
though. My buddies keep blowing up my phone "OMG MOD6 MAKE US POKER SITE NOW!!!111"
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 21.10002, Best ask: 21.21999, Bid-ask spread: 0.11997, Last
trade: 21.21999, 24 hour volume: 89530.44568844, 24 hour low: 19.51123, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.47918
gribble: There are currently 20903.827 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 479496.181721 USD in
total.
DeadWeasel: Bugpowder:
that's what I expect. Fortunately I've realized no gains as I've sold nothing. I only hold BTCs, not assets, I'm here
trying
to figure out if I want
to.
jcpham: that's what
the
the ladies say about me
too
imsaguy: well, given your
track record with asics,
that means nothing.
imsaguy: at some point,
there is always a ceiling
imsaguy: mircea_popescu, you know as well as I do,
that
things won't run away forever
imsaguy: Where's
the short squeeze when you need it?
mircea_popescu: Bugpowder
the btc graph is copying your portofolio graph
Bugpowder: DeadWeasel, IANAL but a conservative position would be
that any dividends or payments
to you in bitcoin is considered income at
the current exchange rate and should be reported. Any price gains in bitcoin holdings would be
treated as capital gains upon sale of
the coins
jurov: just 0.04 from
that bitbet bid... as if exactly calculated
to keep
the suspense
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 21.19101, Best ask: 21.24999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05898, Last
trade: 21.29900, 24 hour volume: 88825.09670330, 24 hour low: 19.51123, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.45318
mircea_popescu: i imagine with btc over 20 pretty much everyone
turned on everything
they could.
mircea_popescu: course, it's still not cut and dried,
the recent uptick in hashrate may well be people putting old gpus online cause of price increase
mircea_popescu: i had just about zero faith in any of
them people producing working asic miners.
imsaguy: You know who else was always cocky with
the clients? Pirate and
that ended well.
kakobreklaa: maybe
they are having a drink with
tom somewhere
JohnGalt1337: if it's under 20k you have it's meh, over
that ask some
tax advisor
JohnGalt1337: dunno about us
tax code, but you have
to
tax any income but from games it is usally
too small