Hmm very interesting thread. Read it all. Thank's  You are so welcome, bud. We try our best, albeit sometime we err. BTW, I couldn't help but notice that you're making the rounds bumping other threads in the Discussion section. That said, GO FUCK YOURSELF, you useless piece of shit. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=137065  Further proof that this dude a scamming motherfucker! I have been around Bitcoin since late 2012, and scouring these forums since.
I've never been big into posting on forums so I never bothered to register until recently.
However now I do enjoy being part of the community and want a forum account to represent how long I've been around Bitcoin.
Would anyone be interested in selling their account for some Bitcoin? PM me please if your interested.
Thank you.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Freeh#.22Pizza_Connection.22_case"Pizza Connection" case
A notable case Freeh was associated with was the "Pizza Connection" investigation, in which he was lead prosecutor. The case, prosecuted in the mid-1980s, involved a drug trafficking operation in the United States by Sicilian organized crime members who used pizza parlors as fronts. After a 14-month trial, 16 of 17 co-defendants were convicted. The "Pizza Connection" case was, at the time, the most complex criminal investigation ever undertaken by the U.S. government. I've always been suspicious of Bitcoin's pizza connection being it's on the list of munchies.  (had to go to thesaurus.com to get the correct spelling of suspicious, and was greeted with the WORD "braggart", of which at first glace it looked like "bogart")
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Louis J. Freeh vows an independent probe into Sandusky case at Penn State University
You think?
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http://www.businessweek.com/stories/1999-11-14/digital-entertainment-network-startup-or-non-starterCompany officials say they left with Collins-Rector because the trio is closely aligned and plans to start a new data-storage business. Dudes, what's your favorite block to fine good boy-on-boy action? Block X. Fuck Block X. That's too old-school. Block Y is the new Block X. What's the password? What's the password? What's the password? What's the password? I just posted it at Site Z. Thanks, bud. I just tipped you some XXXCoins. Is that a Senator? No, that's a Representative. I know that dude is, but I talkin' 'bout the other dude. He's a Senator. Do you think that boys' 13 or 14? Dude, neither. Senator (redacted) doesn't do teens, thus the good looking lad's probably 11 or 12. OMFG! I think I just saw Michelle's dick. Block? Block? Block? I just posted it on Site B in the comment section. Two hops. Keyword: Cinnamon. Don't know why I just stood up and applauded upon reading the keyword, but I did, like the time I once attended a Jay Leno show.
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Sleazy steps, huh? PG better watch out. I better watch out? I'll just lie and say it was all your idea, Buff. Besides, I already have one death threat today: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=634309.0Crazy as it may sound, at least one reported has already contacted me in regards to said threat. If anything happens to me, bud, I will you my 10,000 GoCoins (injected this line to let a certain person know that I know what he thought nobody would know, you know?). BTW, thanks for the summary... Summary my ass, for you're going deeper into some rabbit hole. Personally, I'm into goats. Now, back to reading your epic post, bud. |
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 Looks like Josh Zipkin of AMT went offline directly after penning that PM to me. |
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What'd you do to make this happen?
I think he doesn't like my postings pertaining to him and AMT. |
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Links to original post?
I would take it seriously if he did post that.
It was via a PM, hence the screenshot. I can screen shot it again sans my comment if that'll help, bud. Plus, theymos can verify it.  As you can see, it has all the markings of a Penn State alumni. |
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Links to original post?
I would take it seriously if he did post that.
It was via a PM, hence the screenshot. I can screen shot it again sans my comment if that'll help, bud. Plus, theymos can verify it. |
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You're exaggerating again. He's not threatening to kill you. He's only threatening to break your arms and/or fingers.
Either I didn't read it that way, or killing somebody would accomplish the same thing, i.e. typing anything at all wont be something you'll be able do anymore, and that's not a threat.But, for sake of argument, isn't breaking somebody's bones considered a threat? |
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 The above PM (with my reply) was just sent to me by Joshua Zipkin of AMT (Advanced Mining Technology, or Technologies, depending on what day it is). I assume I have to take his threat seriously, given that Josh Zipkin is on record in stating that he's not a liar. Serious question, folks: Should I notify the authorities? ~Bruno Kucinskas |
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Joshua Zipkin just sent me another PM, of which I kindly replied: |
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stop flame guys just focus on topic.
I just wanted to add my service to BF member list. Flaming is Phinnaeus Gage's contribution to this discussion. And, that's how this whole thing got started. We started a thread in the Discussion section with some mundane post as to how to join some site, whereupon I clearly showed you that all you had to do was click the Join Us button on said site, ergo your only agenda was to bring attention to the entities you are operating. Upon further review of your post history, I see you've played this game before, thus I surmised that you're up to something, with market manipulation at the top of the list, along with trying to come across as some sort of marketing guru via some secret-sauce mathematical algorithm. Ironically, they just destroyed their cred via this thread. Morons!
Maybe yes, maybe not. Time will show. But now I know who you are: an envious viper. Shut your poisonous mouth up. Only poisonous to those preforming scam-like acts. hi, i would like to buy some links from bitcoin and cryptocurrency related sites. will pay bitcoin. my site is: coinforecasts.comWelcome to offer! On February 22, you penned the above, but...  ...prior to that date, you started the above thread on the 10th, and didn't disclose the connection between your two entities till here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=482318.msg5304877#msg5304877 after afflicting damage. Nowhere in this link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=458658.0 did you disclose that said two accounts are the same, in spite of having convos between them. Clearly, you are the poison here, not I, and my posts in this thread are highly relevant. 1. The first thread was started to promote our site in google. 2. The second thread was started to give a clear Bitcoin price forecast (I'm a technical analysis trader, and btw, our analyses were 95% accurate). What connection did you find between them? Are you drunk? The question is were you drunk when you penned this thread looking for help in joining The Bitcoin Foundation, when clearly there's a Join Us menu button. Again, I state you started this thread to promote your business, and now I see it's your way to get Google juice. You must be the current president of MENSA in your country, eh? |
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No your the Piece bruno. Ruined my companies names on google. I guess well have to change to change it like these guys.  Happy hunting. https://minertechnologies.com/Josh Zipkin also sent me the above via PM, but for the life of me I'm unable to decipher it. |
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Joshua Zipkin's deletion of this post speaks volumes: A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by the starter of a self-moderated topic. There are no rules of self-moderation, so this deletion cannot be appealed. Do not continue posting in this topic if the topic-starter has requested that you leave. You can create a new topic if you are unsatisfied with this one. If the topic-starter is scamming, post about it in Scam Accusations.
How about a mineral oil cooled server case with modular slots. Possible or no?
These will only and ONLY work with a viable design. Considering the experience we have already with the existing cooling (meaning dead spots and fried cards), what can we expect with this hardware that would make it better than previous implementations? There are alot of pieces to that. This will take a considerable amount of proper engineering effort that has not been shown before....what has changed that would make a mineral cooled system viable here? Or even workable? You want to blow the competition out of the water, you need to start by rebuilding your reputation with those who you have wronged. SHOW us you mean all these words....THEN show off the product.....EVEN if the court surprisingly rules in your favor, the court of public opinion will ensure you don't get that chance to make anything else until you make things right. I am not a religious person but Karma applies here in a big way. Hell if you can pull something off a prototype that works with mineral cooling I will take back all the things I said, I am man enough to admit when I am wrong. But so far with everything happening it's hard to think I am. Its just more words. If you have a prototype show us. Why ask us if mineral cooling is an option? Everyone knows its a viable path. Noone has implemented it yet in miners. Show us something workable. I don't want to wait a year for it. I wanted to be hashing 3 months ago. We all did. And still just want working hardware. Fuck it, you're wasting your breath and under the general assumption that AMT wants whats best for their customers. They are trying to do anything possible to avoid refunds, what makes you think their 'mineral oil cooled' rig won't be riddled with issues. It's apparent there is little to no QC/QA at AMT - they've pissed away their chances at proving they are technically inclined and trying to do what's best for the customer at the end of the day, in terms of delivering a miner that can be run 24/7/365. The notion of QC/QA is likely alien to AMT. You don't learn that kind of stuff in college with a degree in Marketing. $100 bet that there is no "marketing degree" from Penn State. Just sayin'. I'll go one better, bud: If Joshua Zipkin produces ANY legitimate degree that he personally obtained via attending Penn State, I will send him 20 BTC. ~Bruno Kucinskas |
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May 24, facebook.com/brock.rector pic Fatal1ty is also Rutkowsky's rockstar. Looks like Ken "Rutkowsky" and Fatal1ty go back quite a ways... Fatal1ty was a speaker at the Billboard Digital Entertainment (Network?) & Media Awards in LA, 2005, where Kenny was Master of Ceremonies: http://www.digitalentertainmentawards.com/awardsshow.htmAnd again at the LA Games Conference, 2008 http://www.lagamesconference.com/index06.htmlhttp://www.digitalpodcast.com/podcastnews/2008/05/22/professional-gamers-professional-athletes/4:00pm–4:30pm
Featured Interview · Conference Center
Interview with
Jonathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, Professional Gamer, Auravision/Fatal1ty
Interviewed by:
Ken Rutkowski, Founder, Media Entertainment Technology AllianceAlso in 2008, Kenny and Fatal1ty went on a trailblazing tour of South Korea together, where they got to meet a lot of kewl people (and if Ken's face is any indication, imbibe heroic amounts of soju):   Maybe Will.i.am was involved in the mysterious death of Kim Kardashian's cat, maybe even the Mollochification of poor Justin Bieber? THE PUBLIC DESERVES TO KNOW! JAJAJA   bitcointalk.org image proxy: Invalid image no more, Buff. (edit: when I published this post, I see that Buff's images do work now) Surely, everybody remembers this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjXyqcx-mYY <copy and paste from another post I penned, virtually on the same subject> Wanna take a guess as to who was responsible for the above video going viral, having 25,113,222 views - and counting? None other that Mr. Neosporin (with apologies to Neo & Bee's customers) himself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4X6o8Qeg5Qhttp://publishingperspectives.com/2009/06/bonus-material-making-obamas-video-viral/One person who understood how to leverage social media was Barack Obama’s campaign manager David Plouffe. Obama’s campaign inspired numerous digital campaign messages produced on their own by Obama’s supporters. One of the most popular was musician Will.i.am’s video “Yes We Can.” Michael Terpin of SocialRadi.us was hired to promote it online.
Here, he describes his very successful strategy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4X6o8Qeg5Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4X6o8Qeg5Q: The video was uploaded on May 29, 2009, and Bloomberg's Edward Nawotka's Bonus Material: Making Obama’s Video Viral article was published on June 1, 2009. In that video, Michael Terpin mentions a pre-release of a new service geared toward book publishers. Funny thing is, is that if never took off, and booknewswire.com is deader than a door nail. Even funnier is http://web.archive.org/web/*/booknewswire.com http://web.archive.org/web/20030701135325/http://www.booknewswire.com/ Note that the text was embedded in the image, thus wasn't searchable via ANY search engines back in the day. http://who.godaddy.com/whoisstd.aspx?domain=booknewswire.com&prog_id=GoDaddy&k=B0PSjrsEso6vCLRE60l1a4xThOC5HoztvKV32SJnbrYV4gIEi8TsIjczlcHBb1DKDomain Name: BOOKNEWSWIRE.COM
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INTERNET WIRE.
The Internet Leader in Company News Distribution COMPANY OVERVIEWInternet Wire is the leading Internet-based distributor of direct company news and other business communications materials. Internet Wire distributes corporate news, including press releases, financial announcements, graphics, audio and video files, and other time-critical business communications materials across an array of industry-specific channels. In February 2000, the Company announced the closing of its first preferred round of venture capital, a total of $17.5 million, led by Sequoia Capital and Hummer Winblad Venture Partners. Also participating in the Series A round were seed round investors Osprey Ventures, Montreux Equity Partners and Mindful Partners, as well as Stanford University's Daper Fund and Perkins-Coie, LLP. The Company's board of directors includes, Ann Winblad, partner, Hummer Winblad Venture Partners; Sameer Gandhi, Sequoia Capital; Chris Kitze, CEO, NBCi; Stuart Rudick, partner, Mindful Partners; and Michael Terpin, chairman/CEO, Internet Wire. SERVICESAs the recognized leader in company news distribution on the Internet, Internet Wire can greatly increase the effectiveness of distributing your news, audio/video and marketing materials in a fully interactive format. The Multipoint Internet Distribution(TM) platform gets your message to a targeted, worldwide audience in real time. In addition, Internet Wire lets you increase the impact of your news with company logos, graphics, spreadsheets, rich media and promotional Webcasts. Content distributed on Internet Wire is published on hundreds of sites around the Web and syndicated online, real time, on Bloomberg, NewsReal, iSyndicate, Screaming Media, Wavo, Stockpoint and COMTEX News Network. In addition, Internet Wire distributes a targeted, daily email feed of direct company news to media, analysts, business professionals and consumers worldwide every business day. The Company serves more than 2,500 clients around the globe, including more than 300 public relations firms.[/size] Again, I bring it up because in the interview, Michael Terpin speaks of Book News Wire as some sort of new service (time stamp here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4X6o8Qeg5Q#t=155), when in fact an iteration of said service was available 15 years ago. According to http://web.archive.org/web/20030501000000*/http://booknewswire.com, the site's last archive was in 2003, in spite of Michael dedicating a talk to his next new thingie. |
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Faggart?
You'd think he'd change his name.
it sounds like yogurt for a fag.. naturally, it would be pink in color btw, i've looked up bitcoin foundation's wiki, and i still don't know wtf they actually do. can someone educate me? The Bitcoin Foundation exists to serve as a grim reminder of the failure of centralization. Xtib If centralization is such a failure, then why is Brock Pierce putting all his entities under one roof, albeit it was first billed as only GoCoin's new digs, with the three year lease painstakingly put together by a Realtor after the former client, ironically a Bitcoiner, left(?). The game is called: You pat my ass, and I'll pat yours. Another game is: Hunt the Pedophile in this image:  So who is the pedophile in the image? Third from the left. Search the image via Google. |
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Color me perplexed, but with all the people trying to get their hands on such a PSU, let alone at retail, I'm surprised to see no bites in spite of the fair price point I set.
Pretty sure I've seen Lepa 1600's going for less on here. Might be why. Thanks, bud, for the info. Therefore, I'll take the first reasonable offer. |
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The first e-mail I got from Black Arrow was in late November confirming they received my money and that my order would be dispatched on the 24th of February 2014. The second e-mail I got was in December and it wished me a merry Christmas. The third and last e-mail I got was in January and stated that my order would be dispatched on the 30th of April 2014. Happy New Year  Question: Why are still waiting for further correspondence?  |
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Buenas aqui uno de barcelona. saludos
Translated: Barcelona good one here. regards Rather "Good [afternoon/evening], here is someone from Barcelona [writing]. Hi." The humorous(?) rant that follows does not make much sense in the original, and Google Translate only makes it worse... It's only the Spanish version of adding one word to the previous post to contrive a story. I only added it since he only penned two posts. I do admit that I like the Batman connection though. |
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