Namworld: http://www.easic.com/vmc-uses-easic-to-achieve-24-756-ths-bitcoin-miner/

Namworld: They released this press release about their eASIC's ASIC they'll be using

Namworld: Even with no costs to develop/run these miners, that scalable platform, even if it mined 24 terahash/s

Namworld: Would take 1000 days to make 0.005 BTC per share

Namworld: Which is about current price

Namworld: 1000 days

Namworld: Before any costs are involved

Namworld: They'd better be getting more than 24TH

Namworld: What's the letsdice IPO?

Namworld: What kind of fool do that?

Namworld: 4500 BTC for how much percentage?

Namworld: 45% of total?

Namworld: oh

Namworld: 1.98% house edge

Namworld: but they want to pay 1%

Namworld: 10000 BTC for 100% of 1%

Namworld: of wagers

Namworld: Is the website even functional or it's just screenshots?

Namworld: 10000 BTC for nothing and no userbase?

Namworld: SatoshiDice was sold for like 120'000 BTC

Namworld: 1/12th of SatoshiDice's value?

Namworld: For something with nothing?

Namworld: Just a new user on the forum and a domain?

Namworld: WHAT KIND OF UNIVERSE HAVE I STEPPED IN?!?

Namworld: HALP!

Namworld: Seriously, all these IPOs...

Namworld: In a few months people will have lost more in combined fraudulent/bad IPOs than Pirate ever made away with.

Namworld: They priced their thing too much.

Namworld: Like 10x too much minimum

Namworld: 1000 BTC should be enough for 100%

Namworld: Assuming they're even legit

Namworld: Just-Dice is because people trust dooglus

Namworld: and under the Just-Dice model, they can retrieve 100% of their investment

Namworld: It's not shares

Namworld: Hence the increased amount invested

Namworld: But Dooglus gets almost nothing

Namworld: It's still 10% of 1% of waggers

Namworld: so 0.1% of waggers

Namworld: It's not awful but anyway

Namworld: Just-Dice is making too much volume tho

Namworld: Coinroll wants some love too

Namworld: lol

Namworld: Hosting

Namworld: I do dental works with a sledgehammer, if you sign a responsibility discharge

Namworld: Used to look fine. Wonder what happened

Namworld: I fixed my CSS

Namworld: looks like Chrome updated and idk, found another CSS fix. This one is better and still supports old browsers it seems

Namworld: BitVPS dividend paid and report published

Namworld: Hello thestringpuller

Namworld: America the Rapist, bending people and businesses over since forever.

Namworld: "The NSA describes strong decryption programs as the "price of admission for the US to maintain unrestricted access to and use of cyberspace"."

Namworld: ok, the USG is just at war 24/7 just about everywhere, I think would be the short story about pretty much every news about the US government.

Namworld: Trying to be at an advantage on every front, no matter the costs.

Namworld: What's changed? It's no longer accidental collateral damage due to poorly thought laws. US government just actively hit on everything.

Namworld: They must find it fun or something.

Namworld: I still wouldn't execute all americans

Namworld: The US got hit by a FEW terrorist attacks (something something about US' foreign policies) and now they spend god knows how much of the budget on counter-terrorism. With programs that pisses off everyone, citizens, enemies and allies alike. While keeping the foreign military actions of course.

Namworld: All because of votes or something.

Namworld: Well good luck to them getting out of this situation. They're going to be ruined soon enough.

Namworld: Terrorists won. They had to do so little. They managed to scare americans. Now US is trying to eat its own tail "For protecting citizens".

Namworld: That's what terrorism is all about. Scaring people into ruining themselves and doing bullshit.

Namworld: "Funding for the program - $254.9m for this year"

Namworld: Well every american spent like 0.80 cents this year to break the Internet's encryption and introduce backdoors in products

Namworld: Talk about a waste.

Namworld: Yeah, of course they don't have it. Deficit is the golden rule.

Namworld: You got to spend on silly things so the electorate loves you.

Namworld: Wait... what's happening here... "Shit, the costly pile of controls we've put on the population have ruined us. People are trying to flee the clusterfuck! LET'S PUT MORE CONTROLS SO THEY CAN'T!"

Namworld: I'd be on the side that they're neither good or evil.

Namworld: Everyone does wrong and good. I've yet to meet a saint or a devil among the population.

Namworld: Well there's some people that are close to being "pure" "evil" or "saint"

Namworld: But if we take a large population, it's quite mixed.

Namworld: I'd be hard pressed saying if people or mostly good or mostly evil. Depends on your definition of good/evil I guess.

Namworld: pankkake, lol

Namworld: "Another program, codenamed Cheesy Name, was aimed at singling out encryption keys, known as 'certificates', that might be vulnerable to being cracked by GCHQ supercomputers."

Namworld: Cheesy Name... is... a... cheesy name

Namworld: Please... kill me

Namworld: And a good quote in the comments section of the article "If you want a vision of the future, Winston, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever."

Namworld: ok, I think I reached the end of this article.

Namworld: Watch out for diabetes Mircea

Namworld: It can go a lot lower

Namworld: "teh" bottom not good enough. I need a "Absolute" bottom

Namworld: or at worse a "THE" bottom in all caps.

Namworld: "Following up on a report about a Russian antitheft technology, Clarke came across Yuriy Semenov, who was in charge of the High Tech Bureau, a government initiative to sell Soviet-era military research to Western investors. Semenov had a better idea for the General: "How would you like to grow diamonds?""

Namworld: Lol, silly russians