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mircea_popescu: it just doesn't make sense.
the business of
the publisher is publishing
Namjies: But it's just not realistic
to expect advertisers
to hand out cash like
that all
the
time
to every publishers when
there's no results.
Namjies: Everyone would like
to get a high CPM.
mircea_popescu: chief among which
that no serious publisher would entertain it.
Namjies: With CPA,
the publisher has
to
trust
the advertiser
that he will credit all conversions.
Namjies: The issue is if it's CPC/CPM, you have
to
trust
the publisher and general audience of a website.
Namjies: Or anything of
the sort
that gets an ad
to MPEx where
the good audience can see it.
Namjies: Implementing an affiliate program and getting good bitcoin services
to have
the ad on
their website would be
the only way
to get good leads, probably.
dub: I
thought people were using segway as a
transition vehicle in
the sense of
the silly
two wheel ride on
thing
Graet: maybe we should get
together mircea_popescu - I'm having difficulty starting sentences
dub: who ran for a
time, a paypal.. hmm, lets just quote
dub: who for a
time ran a Paypal hm, best quote?
Namjies: We'll need
them when space invaders arrive and demand human snacks.
Namjies: Don't be mean
to
those in need who can but don't do anything.
mircea_popescu: fucking asshole USA, created
three hundred million useless fucks looking for "help"
mircea_popescu: Fraudulent buyers exhibit certain characteristics
that distinguish
them from legitimate customers.
mircea_popescu: CoinPal allowed one
to purchase Bitcoins with PayPal funds. PayPal payments can be reversed easily but Bitcoin payments are permanent.
This asymmetry made CoinPal a constant
target for PayPal fraud. After I experienced my first wave of fraud, from which I learned many lessons, CoinPal lost less
than 0.9% of revenue
to fraud losses.
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 12.62000, Best ask: 12.62001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last
trade: 12.62000, 24 hour volume: 26756.72915671, 24 hour low: 12.47550, 24 hour high: 12.67901, 24 hour vwap: 12.56329
PsychoticBoy: but heey, dont invest what you can not afford
to LOSE
dub: you gave money
to
that crack head
mircea_popescu: jesus god, we managed
to get in a word edgewise past assbot.
mircea_popescu: now, if you were
to compare scammer groups,
then for sure intersangro
takes
the cake.
mircea_popescu: PsychoticBoy im not so sure you can lump all
the many defaults from ciuciu
to who have you under nefario's name.
dub: whats a yabmc worth now
though? 0.01?
jurov: oh nvm,
that's bitcoinica
jurov: are you sending info
to
that new zealand liquidator?
mircea_popescu: the original mybitcoin guy belongs either
tied with pirate or in
the 2nd echelon, depending how you count btc
then
mircea_popescu: then peanuts people like
the bitdaytrader dood, nefario, what have you
PsychoticBoy: nef is
the biggest oooh Pirateat40 is
the biggest
then nefario
PsychoticBoy: I voted yes,
theymos is investigating, hopefully soon
the
TAG will arive :D
PsychoticBoy: Taking your money without asking questions and now he is giving shareholders a hard
time wtf
mircea_popescu: giga already ate a bucket of dry sand over
the "cleanliness" of nefario's closing, what, is he going
to repay his lawyer & make all
the forum howlers happy ?
jurov: be patient,
the best ones are in
the end
mircea_popescu: I'm still giving him
the
time. He can still ends
this clearly. Nefario must release
the csv file
to all
the users.
dub: what a cunt of a day, smashed unfunny bone, parking
ticket, wrangling most retarded firewalls in universe
dub: another fucking parking
ticket
mircea_popescu: it IS funny, it's just
that funny doesn't mean what you
think it does.
dub: perhaps
the least aptly named bone
dub: when you bash
the funny bone one something it is really not very funny
mircea_popescu: that's also quite caracteristic. without
the vast reams of context it's usually quite unclear wtf i'm on about.
jurov: hm, without
this context it isn't so clear at all
mircea_popescu: guy is wearing an authentic
traditional sweated and a baseball cap, it's quite
the piece.
mircea_popescu: i happen
to
think it's a wonderful depiction of "we'll get shit done".
mircea_popescu: by some locals who carried it about 3 miles
through
the jungle uphill for 75 cents each
mircea_popescu: actually,
that photo is me (taking it) having my shit (center) hauled over
the mexico/guatemala border at an illegal crossing point
jurov: no it isn't a joke,
they have a photo when
that happened
Namjies: I was not aware such
thing were available at
the flea market.
Namjies: Oh... you're reselling it? Where
the heck did you purchase
the MP?
mircea_popescu: someone bought all
the shares and listed
them higher price ?
Namjies: Now who's selling
that big stack of 100 000 BVPS?
mircea_popescu: Up
to
two million people are
to have
their credit files secretly checked under a crackdown on
tax evasion
to be unveiled by George Osborne
to help raise another £10 billion.
Namjies: Ah, well
there's good and bad months.
Namjies: I see 7 since
the last
time I checked.
dub: wow noagendamarket actually stabbed a bunch of people, killing one of
them
dub: integrating a
troll wot into forums or an greasemonkey script would save us a shitload of
time filtering
these fucktards our selves
dub: the
troll density in
this community is drowning it in retardation
dub: we need a web of
trolls
jcpham: i'm pretend
to be stupid in case anyone misses it
kakobrekla: >>I'd have said
the stupid days of Bitcoin are behind us. Sorta like how
the Van Buren crisis brought an end
to
the stupid days of America.
jurov: yes, seeing as
thousands of opts are being sold again
kakobrekla: 22:58.56 ( mircea_popescu ) grace period is 48 hours, you still got a little
time.
kakobrekla: 22:57.34 ( jurov ) ^^^ should have bought some bonds.. but dunno what happens
to btcusd now
kakobrekla: 22:47.41 ( Diablo-D3 ) bitcoind in
the future will have opencl support
mircea_popescu: grace period is 48 hours, you still got a little
time.
jurov: ^^^ should have bought some bonds.. but dunno what happens
to btcusd now
jurov: so from
there i derived maybe it will be necessary
to loadbalance
the processing, like high intensity HTTP is done now
jurov: have
to wait
till he finishes it
to see
the exact reasoning
jurov: and he was convinced
that network speed will be
the first bottleneck
jurov: okay. just
that i was
talking with someone who did a
thesis on
that
Diablo-D3: that'll be
the day where every
tx in
the world is done using bitcoin.
Diablo-D3: so if it comes
to
the point we need
to parallel verify incoming
tx on gpus, we will
Diablo-D3: jurov: basically, bitcoind will have what it needs by
the
time we need it
Diablo-D3: although
the next box Im building Im putting 32 in, so heh
Diablo-D3: it just gets expensive putting
that much in
Diablo-D3: that means caching
the entire chain and having another 6gb free.