Now I don't like doing this to a Legendary member, but I have not received any communication from juggalodrakclow since I made payment for 18 Block Erupters won in this auction:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703356.msg8071162#msg8071162I think you may be quoting the wrong bid? Unless my bid was incorrect for some reason? Whoops you're right, sorry about that! PM incoming. Last message received on the 28th of July: Received and thank you! Positive trust on it's way. Once I have a tracking # I'll pass that along to you.
Payment sent to: 1Kp4t6W5yvbBqsHmGfAqjhRzGCwtadskGo Total: 0.08032 BTCtx: https://blockchain.info/tx/c211ca3b9327bb5c11415f46c11c2805417b9ef0bb52325fc47fb849caa37bb3My opinion is that jugg... is busy, or had something pressing to attend to, we all have lives outside the forum, but he has logged in since I made payment and has not provided any proof of postage OR COMMUNICATION so it's still not on. He didn't finish another one of his auctions so I hope that he is okay.
I will wipe this thread upon receipt of a refund.
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AMD SDX145HBGMBOX Sempron 145 Single-Core Energy Efficient Processor (2.80 GHz, 1MB Cache, Socket AM3, 45W) around 2 years left on warranty.
Unboxed, used for approx 3 months in a mining rig.
£15 ONO
Will post free in UK, international £5
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Last one left now, PM me for a deal!
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Unused, leaving the UK so no longer required.
£21 New
Looking for £15 OBO
I'll pay postage.
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got my coin; much nicer then expected!
Glad to hear elianite, thanks for the business!  |
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Seems a lot of people still don't realize they have DB signature or maybe they are still getting paid for it?
I have no way to know- the thread locked after lengthy back and forth. |
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I know people are still dreaming about the decentralized lie they've been told by Roger Ver, Andreas, etc., but that simply won't happen and one can already see that Bitcoin has already been nearly completely centralized.
Glad to see other people with a similar take on things. Bitcoin is all but completely centralized. Besides it would have been anyway if Big Banks got in on the act. |
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I agree that it's strange and somewhat of a busy body thing to do, but I decided to change my signature since I got what looked like a final Payout, and from what I understand dicebitcoin has removed himself from the forum for the time being.
Honestly I don't know what has been going on, I don't have time to try verifying this myself.
I do find it strange to get a PM about it, seems like someone or some people are extremely angry at either a genuine scam or something else.
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Anyone else got PMd about this? If this is true I'll have to remove the sig. Such a shame that this might be a scam.
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Younger voters (prideful and economically ignorant) voting yes. And the elderly worrying about their pensions!  I don't think that all of the younger voters are economically ignorant. Maybe some of the 16-year olds and 17-year olds might be ignorant. But the same won't be true for those who are in their 30s. These people are from the "Braveheart" generation. That is, the generation which is the most influenced by that movie. For them, independence is more valuable than anything else.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEOOZDbMrgEYou may be right, I don't have a very high opinion of the average voter though (I mean voting to begin with is an act of futility) .. I wish them the best of luck with it. |
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For the first time ever, neuroscientists have demonstrated the viability of direct — and completely non-invasive — brain-to-brain communication in humans. Remarkably, the experiment allowed subjects to exchange mentally-conjured words despite being 5,000 miles apart. It's the neuroscientific equivalent of instant messaging. Two human subjects, one in India and one in France, successfully transmitted the words "hola" and "ciao" in a computer-assisted brain-to-brain transmission using internet-linked electroencephalogram (EEG) and robot-assisted image-guided transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) technologies. http://io9.com/technologically-assisted-telepathy-demonstrated-in-huma-1630047523A penny for your thoughts. I loved one of the comments at the bottom "But don't be readin' my thoughts between 4 and 5. That's Willy's time!" I suppose this will add a new dimension to the term cyber sex  Interesting, but this kind of tech has been around a while, but it is cool to see more experiments with it :-) |
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The thing about US corporate taxes is that lots of multinationals get away with paying an effective rate of just a few percent. Their accounts are saving them billions because of loopholes left in poorly thought out law and policy. The corporations are just going act as close to rational as they can, you can't blame them. Blame the poorly designed system.
It is not a poorly designed system- it achieves everything that government wants it to- fleece the sheep and fatten the wolves then point out how all these chubby wolves are destroying their country! I agree that corporations are acting in their best interest. Though you cannot blame the system, governments hate tax havens (because they represent competition). A global control grid that taken money from the only people actually providing something (corrupt or not) will contract this mess even faster. The 'system' will never be fixed because there are too many invested parties for real change to occur. |
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Here are the results from the latest opinion polls: http://yougov.co.uk/news/2014/09/07/scotland-yes-blitzkrieg-wipes-out-no-lead/Main findings:#1. Amazingly, 60% of the younger voters (<40 yrs.) want to vote YES. #2. By two-to-one, Scots say Better Together has been negative #3. 47% of the women plan to vote YES, the highest figure so far. #4. Elderly voters are supporting NO by a huge margin (62% vs 38%) #5. The gender gap has narrowed, but not disappeared Its innevitable that the Better Together campaign will be negative. You are asking people if they want to change something, and the Better Together campaign is about saying No to that change. No is a negative answer - in fact it is 'the negative'. That doesn't imply its negative in the values sense of being bad. I think the percentages are hilarious: Younger voters (prideful and economically ignorant) voting yes. And the elderly worrying about their pensions! |
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If that's what they vote (for a set of slightly different masters) then let them have it. Unless they adopt free-er markets (unlikely in the short term) they're screwed. Though I suppose they can capitalize in the medium term on oilfields (I'm not too clued up on it).
On the plus side it could significantly reduce Labour's strength in the south... While I don't vote myself and the progressive policies merge into pretty much the same, the rhetoric from Labour is economically ignorant. So I guess the least crappy guys (Con men) are better for the country.
Now if UKIP is more than a barking dog, things could get depressingly interesting for a while.
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Hi guys, finally got my Monero wallet setup and familiarized with it, so I'm wondering if any of you may be interested in some high quality commeriserative memorabilia? Accepting Monero for my 'Goxxed For The Last Time' pure silver coins (little more than an ounce in each coin). Shoot me a PM https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508380.0Laser engraved with purity and numbered!  |
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Only 4 left!
Once sold this topic will be closed.
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My vote is for a bottom at either 440 or 400... I think it's lookout below if those are breached on volume.
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bump for 25 btc lost and then deleted from thread.
Syscoin stands for censorship.
Free and open discussion in the thread is not possible. Only faithful bagholder comments allowed. Critics will be deleted twice a day in the dozens. Current syscoin-thread lost 2 full pages of comments in the last 30 minutes.
Holey moley. They will get what is coming to them, you can't do that to your own community. |
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