Depends on the hash rate.

Pre-order today from Bogart Fatty Leaf, Inc., to be in queue for the next harvest.

Them Portuguese ain't got a clue!



Then again, would you expect anything less at Psytoshi's Pizzaria?

I assume that only applies to Base 10.

The entire nation is getting in on the act. What a racist kid!

To be clear, I'm not trying to get around the small fees, only envisioning the speeding up of the process for the vendor and patron on a single transaction from a single wallet.

If I'm a stranger on the road traveling from point A to Point B, and stop for gas, take a piss, and buy some snacks, it's a given that the merchant will probably never see me again.

The establishment accepts Bitcoin, and the grand total of my purchase equals $54.39. I have $217.88 currently in one of my wallets. I swipe my card, and immediately the transaction is approved, and have receipt in hand. But for the next 10 minutes or so, I don't have $163.40 readily available to me, but only $109.01 until all the required confirmations are in, in still the approximately 10 minute time frame.

Does that seem clearer?

Hell, the fees are so small, normally less than a penny, why the hell can't the patron pay the fee instead of the merchant? Fuck it, make both pay, either splitting the fee or double it, giving it to the miners protecting the system of things.

Better yet, make it a penny for each and every transaction over a dollar, regardless, with every transaction less that a buck have zero fees.

...and the .9 at the gas pumps here in the US freaks me out also. Somehow, I even believe I'm being fucked when I buy a liter of Coke. Didn't it used to come in tiny 6oz bottles?

And can somebody explain to me the number system used for AM and FM, and why can't they be numbered 1 to 10 using the same dot system I'm accustomed to?

Announcer: Welcome to 9.5 on your AM and FM dial. The weather today is expected to be...

I haven't a clue as to if this has been discussed prior, but I can't get the idea out of my head, hence this thread.

I'll try to make it brief.

Is it possible to have instant confirmation (same wee fee structure, of course) only via what one has in their wallet and information obtained from the blockchain?

What I suggest, if it hasn't been thought of already, is the following: If I currently have 10 BTC in my wallet, e.g., and make a purchase online, or off, amounting to less than half said amount, the merchant is able to accept my payment immediately without fear of a double-spend, if the same amount of the purchase I just made is held up until the required confirmations are obtained. The burden will now be upon me to wait the approximately ten minutes before I'm able to make another purchase from that same wallet.

It's not uncommon for a hold to be placed on X amount of dollars on my Visa if I lease a rental car. As hard I try, I would be unable to spend the deposit that's locked until I return the rental to Avis.

Once the confirmations are in, I'm free to shop again at the store next door if I'm B&M shopping. But, even I HAD to make two back-to-back transactions within a relatively short time frame from the same wallet, provided I have more than double of what I intent to spend total, both transactions wouldn't have a problem being processed immediately.

Is this possible? If not, why not?

~Bruno K~

As promised, here's the rest of the reply to surebet's concerns.


Yet, each day it becomes easier and easier. Hopefully, adding a little more leverage does the trick.


Actually, just the opposite is true: http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pallotta_the_way_we_think_about_charity_is_dead_wrong.html Dan even uses the same breast cancer foundation to drive the point home.


Yes, most only in my mind, with a handful previously mentioned, The Little People of America being a prime example.


Can you spell alpacas? Well, that's not it either. The reply I quoted is in reference to me stating that Bitcoin 100 will become self-supported. Over and beyond the 1% referral fee earned, of which won't occur till further down the road, I'll be starting up an entity of which 30% of net sales will go directly into the coffer of Bitcoin 100.

The domain name and hosting is complete, with the site being developed as we speak. Currently, there are two of us, with adding more to the team later as needed.


I'm sure that many here currently echo the same sentiment in regard to my attempt(s) overall, but as for the documentary, I believe all should be done to help them complete their task without them having to worry about funding, now my task.

Thanks again, surebet, for allowing me to address your concerns. I'm sure you'll let me know if I eluded a topic, albeit not intentionally.

Peace, bro.

~Bruno K~

Now how the fuck did the barn wood guy backdoor the Wood Sponsor position?

Seriously, I nor Bitcoin 100 is interested in earning rewards for our actions. As you've quoted me above (in bold) in regard to this tier system of yours, I feel it best to dole any perks achieved via our funding efforts to those we may obtain to donating to your cause either directly or indirectly.

For instance, the entities I get on board to post Challenge Grants. They may be more incline to accept said rewards, perhaps donating in such a manner to reap the maximum benefits. Remember, I'm gunning for at least 10 people to pledge no less than $5,000 USD total, coupled with The Bitcoin Foundation to grant another $1,000 USD, IFF I obtain 10 new non-profits before the end of April.

This way you would receive no less than $16,000 USD worth of bitcoins into your coffer. As you well know, I'm already less than an inch there, since you've already received 1/16th of the my goal, with only 15/16 left to go. Now, if I were in Germany, the task at hand would be even smaller, for I would be measuring it in cm, assuming a cm is shorter than an inch.  

One more thing that I don't want to take for granted. Those 10+ entities I've been speaking of should get proper billing as well, similar to the 10 non-profits I bring on board. In fact it's imperative that this is arranged, for it's a major selling point for me to obtain those entities. I'm sure that BitPay, Coinabul, Butterfly Labs, Mt. Gox, Memory Dealers, Satoshi Dice, et al., would love to see their names on the big screen. (apologies if I left off major entities on the list, but was penning from memory off the top of my...let me rephrase that)

~Bruno K~

The pizza humor, I assume you know, for it all started a few posts back. As for the bride reference, last year or so, Atlas tried to bride theymos for one thing or another, which got him permanently banned, albeit later got a reprieve, then Atlas banned himself. Crazy place here!

I got an idea! Bribe him, then report back here in ten days telling us how that worked out.  

Meanwhile, anybody hungry for...

PIZZA

Honestly, no back story. This is just one of my ways to fuck with psy. I seriously have no issues with him, and he's always been very helpful to me. It's just a goddamn shame that I had to pen this post.

The mess is still ugly, but I concur.

Where in the queue do you honestly believe Josh is positioned?

• Front
• Middle
• Back

I have a quarter clue, but I'll wait to hear from others before I announce my guess.

Wow! That's one pissed off gnu!

While taking a shit a few minutes ago, I read from a book, one of many that rests by my throne. The title is Bizarre Books, by Russell Ash & Brian Lake. On page 69, of all pages, I discovered a book entitled A New Guide to Conversation in Portuguese and English in Two Parts, by Pedro Carolino (1869, of all years).

The selection offered up the following, of which can also be found on the web, here.


And that, my friends, is how theymos chose Psytoshi to be a mod on BitcoinTalk, and why, to this day, we're all fucked.

Hope you enjoyed!

No problem, bud!

PIZZA

The last guy who was pleading for help had a similar post:


Would you believe that when it was brought to his attention, he quit responding?

I have a nephew that keeps moving because he can't afford the rent after the first month. It seems he spends all his time gaming, even taking days off from work due to lack of sleep. Did I mention he keeps seeking new employment every other month?

I remember last year, he was able to rent a trailer for only $250/mo., and that included all utilities. After losing that and his job at about the same time, he gain employment for less money, and moved into an apartment paying $550/mo., utilities not included. The SOB looked his mom in the eye and actual stated that he's doing better with his life. Two days later he stole his 11 year old brother's games and sold them to buy drugs.

Now, that's something that could be purchased with Bitcoin: