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Hmm i was hoping to see Bitmain go belly up before the next bull run
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Can anyone tell me what this is? Not really related to anything other than it says a trip to the Moon on the case it came in. Seriously though..what the hell is it? There is a ongoing debate around the house as to its function. A microscope, a telescope and or a sextant have all been postulated and tbh I have never seen anything like it. While not precision made, it is quite sturdy and appears to be made out of some sort of brass. Looking through the optic sight there is not much magnification so I doubt its a telescope. Same for being a microscope, and it lacks the typical features of a sextant so I am at a loss. Another theory is that its just a fake steampunk sort of thing. Can the great hive mind of the Wall rescue me from this predicament?  The book Twyla Tharp indicates dancing. The device looks like a portable magnifying device. No compass or measuring on device. No compass. So not a scientific device. I assume this would be used to view dancing when stuck in a skybox... Or for a choreographer.... Maybe correcting eyesight only... so pre glasses My guess.... I believe it's art. Critical 2018 was an art festival similar to the burning man festival. The theme for 2018 was "A trip to the moon". https://www.criticalnw.org/If it's their product why not just email them and ask? |
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It's like watching two titanics run into each other |
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Who is holding most BTC from WO family?
a guy called realr0ach has more bitcoins than all of us put together he's not close family, more like the retarded inbred mountains-dwelling second cousin It's actually very impressive, i heard he dedicates about 10% of his resources to troll the hell out of BTC in order to suppress the price and shake out the weak hands while he quietly accumulates. He actually admitted buying at $10k, $15k, $18k and hodling till $19k while trolling everyone else. |
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At least Adam used to delete Roach when he got too out of hand, for some reason infofront is providing a platform for them
Infofront's got more of a life probably, just that. Often busy with his day job and always with his newborn. Personally speaking, I like his relaxed style. He does have a go at cleaning up once in a while. I agree roach and others are a nuisance with their slavering rants, so when things become uncomfortable we have that useful ignore button.  Thanks. I've been staying up with the thread, but not posting much. The boring BTC action tends to nurture these side conversations as well. I don't personally find the discussion of Muslims going on here to be any more off topic (or offensive) than the discussion of mathematics that's been going on for several days. Also, one thing I look for when determining if someone is trolling is the amount of engagement. Is the person just shitposting, or engaging in conversation? With r0ach, for example, it's often a mix of both. So we're cool with providing platform to proposals for murdering babies and wiping out this or that class as long as some PM pushing is sprinkled along the way? cause you know not allowing someone to push their propaganda on a BTC forum would be like communist censorship and such  My ignore list of people quoting idiots got to a point where i just see full pages of ignored users |
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Our family doctor is a muslim. I've been going to him since I was a kid. He hasn't tried to kill me yet.
Which doesn't change that muslim terrorists are a result of their religion and that so-called "peaceful" or "moderate" muslims side with them over us when they are forced to make the choice. Perhaps. I have trouble declaring an entire group as an enemy when only some of them are clearly at war. Kind of like the jews. We all know jews have started or are deeply involved with almost every evil institution to come out of the west in the last 500 years, etc. However, most of them are just living their lives like the rest of us. OTOH, I'm reminded sometimes of the "Rwandan Genocide". Hutus and Tutsis lived next door to each other. They had each other over for dinner, watched each other's kids, etc. But when ethnic tensions boiled over, they were hacking each other's families up with machetes. "Some of them" are a product of "all of them" and have the support of the majority, silent or otherwise. We simply can not coexist with them within the same culture. They don't want to, even if we did. Which we don't, not when they become numerous enough to enforce their will as per the above link. Whether you are correct or not (actually I am giving you too much benefit of the doubt with your hate filled phoney baloney), why the fuck don't you get back to talking about bitcoin or at least attempting to make some points in this thread that relate to bitcoin. Did you know what thread you are in? So, anyhow, based on your 20 pages non-topical focus and your pissing off of a lot of active on-topic participants in this thread, including distracting from the topic, I think that it would be good if infofront would delete your last 20 pages of myopic baby-penis non-acceptance focused hatred posts... just to teach you a lesson that a little off-topicness might be o.k. and tolerable, but you are on an emotional based obsession, which likely alienates a decent number of people who are involved in bitcoin.. believe it or not there are some muslims of various levels of belief and practices and some are involved in bitcoin... jewish peeps, too.. At least Adam used to delete Roach when he got too out of hand, for some reason infofront is providing a platform for them |
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Our family doctor is a muslim. I've been going to him since I was a kid. He hasn't tried to kill me yet.
Which doesn't change that muslim terrorists are a result of their religion and that so-called "peaceful" or "moderate" muslims side with them over us when they are forced to make the choice. Perhaps. I have trouble declaring an entire group as an enemy when only some of them are clearly at war. Kind of like the jews. We all know jews have started or are deeply involved with almost every evil institution to come out of the west in the last 500 years. However, most of them are just living their lives like the rest of us. OTOH, I'm reminded sometimes of the "Rwandan Genocide". Hutus and Tutsis lived next door to each other. They had each other over for dinner, watched each other's kids, etc. But when ethnic tensions boiled over, they were hacking each other's families up with machetes. Ha and what is a Hutu and what is a Tutsi? Social groups defined by Belgian colonists by the amount of cows one owns? Ethnic tensions between social classes defined by Catholic Belgian? Wasn't Hilter born a Catholic? Funny how one can easily structure any argument pretty much any way they want to a typical low educated reader. Roach/Ibian have countless posts attempting to justify their baby killing propaganda...on a BTC forum. Anyone with half a brain cell ignored them a while back |
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Hell, that is one hell of a stupid move. Why would they send private keys unencrypted anywhere? there are already some people complaining about lost funds. I don't question that this google spell check is a stupid move, but I don't understand how this should leak the private key? the google spell check is (hopefully) a https requests, which is encrypted. and google will not leak the keys for sure. so what did leak the keys? he claims that someone at Google extract and used the passphrase after HTTPS decryption and not in between as I understand it. RecapTo recap the events for further investigation: - My first passphrase attempt was sent to googleapis.com through Coinomi wallet was on 14th February 2019
- Google’s employee or whoever has control over the data that are sent to googleapis.com processed the data that had my passphrase and that was between 14th and 19th February 2019
- My crypto assets were stolen on 19th February 2019 starting around 3:30 am UTC and the transactions continued for 15 minutes. At the end 90% of the assets were gone and remaining assets were only left because these assets were supported by Exodus wallet but NOT Coinomi wallet (what a coincidence you say!)
Please note that I took all the security precaution to keep my passphrase and wallet safe. I have a separate isolated virtual machine for it with Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware and firewall installed. I also had other wallets on the same virtual machine for years. Nothing was stolen except for the wallet which I recently used my passphrase in, which is Coinomi wallet! That would be a very bad publicity for google if this is true. It's also possible that the anti-virus/anti-malware software is the cause of this leak. they "open" encrypted https requests and look inside to search for possible threats. Since when is google a bank? Since when it's a good idea to store your private keys in a cloud? How is this a bad publicity for google and not the incompetent wallet? |
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Yep, working as designed. |
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Africa (the unbanked) is where we really need to push adoption. I guess the issue is not having the internet (wifi or 4G). Imagine if even 1 in 1000 people had a mobile phone & a BTC wallet or something. Need solid lightning set up in place before true adoption, otherwise it'll be killed off again once someone decides to bump the fees to $10+ again |
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bcash just dropped to 6th place on CMC. A bit lower and it'll go bellow litecoin. Feels like someone liquidating a ton of BTC for cash, CW has been kinda quiet lately could he be filling up for the final push  |
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Did anything happen?
Heard Bitcoin just died  |
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 Credit where it is due that narcissistic psychopath chose a great timing for his evil plan. And the only ones that could do some powerful move to fucking send him back to his cave are not doing anything yet. They need to dump their BTC to support their shitcoins, so why cash them out at $20k per their coin. Let them dump |
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Huh and bcash SV is up 16% i wonder what's going on...
CSW actually might be the best thing to BTC in last year. He's managing to get himself and bcash crew out of BTC! Pull that bandaid off!
Both sides have savings in BTC so now it's a race of who can sell first for top dollar to prop up their alts. The sell off will be rushed, but so will be the recovery
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It is interesting how close to a BTC difficulty change the BCH fork and hash battle is occurring however. Provocative.
Yes. What a coincidence. Go figure. Even more provocative - ABC seems to be kept alive due to a black_hat/white_knight act of Roger. He has redirected 4 EHash of power on the Bitcoin.com pool from BTC to BCH. Spicy! Wait, are you trying to tell me that CSW's whole plan relied on Roger sitting by idly looking at his pool mining BTC while all of his work and savings in Bcash are destroyed because there wasn't enough hash to support Bcash? Of course not, silly. I'm merely forwarding actual information not yet entered into discourse here. What is _your_ contribution? Though an autocratic redirection of BTC pool power without assent of all participants is kind of interesting in its own right.More info in the Bitcoin Cash thread. The "small" hashrate redirected by ANTMINER is probably their own. Bitcoin.com can redirect the hashrate at will as stated on its TOS AND also clearly publicly announced its intention to do so. We could try to argue about the details, the ethics or whatever... but in the end he (Ver?) did it because he CAN. Everything went as (probably) expected and there were no surprises... obvious suspected bluffs from Wright side became factual bluffs. Only a blind wouldn't expect that. In other breaking news, the sun has came up from the east today and appears to be settling in the west, more details at your 10o'clock news hosted by jbreher! Anyone can show some numbers on how much it's costing CSW per day to keep that hash power on SV chain? As a ballpark figure straight from my ass (could be as much as one order of magnitude off) I would say around $1 million a day. Not much..... And it is probably coming from Calvin's pocket mostly not CSW. Unlike CSW, Calvin already left the door open to join the largest chain. The most probable outcome is that he will announce defeat in the next hours/days if SV keeps dropping in price and become economically unsustainable for him. I'm getting a bit less than that. Before the fork bcash was trading at ~$450 so mining 1800 bch/day puts it at around $810k, so to 51% would require $405k, but looks like the hash rate doubled since they started the race, so that puts him back at around $810k/day. Or to go about it the different way whats the going rate per exahash? |
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It is interesting how close to a BTC difficulty change the BCH fork and hash battle is occurring however. Provocative.
Yes. What a coincidence. Go figure. Even more provocative - ABC seems to be kept alive due to a black_hat/white_knight act of Roger. He has redirected 4 EHash of power on the Bitcoin.com pool from BTC to BCH. Spicy! Wait, are you trying to tell me that CSW's whole plan relied on Roger sitting by idly looking at his pool mining BTC while all of his work and savings in Bcash are destroyed because there wasn't enough hash to support Bcash? Of course not, silly. I'm merely forwarding actual information not yet entered into discourse here. What is _your_ contribution? Though an autocratic redirection of BTC pool power without assent of all participants is kind of interesting in its own right.More info in the Bitcoin Cash thread. The "small" hashrate redirected by ANTMINER is probably their own. Bitcoin.com can redirect the hashrate at will as stated on its TOS AND also clearly publicly announced its intention to do so. We could try to argue about the details, the ethics or whatever... but in the end he (Ver?) did it because he CAN. Everything went as (probably) expected and there were no surprises... obvious suspected bluffs from Wright side became factual bluffs. Only a blind wouldn't expect that. In other breaking news, the sun has came up from the east today and appears to be settling in the west, more details at your 10o'clock news hosted by jbreher! Anyone can show some numbers on how much it's costing CSW per day to keep that hash power on SV chain? |
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It is interesting how close to a BTC difficulty change the BCH fork and hash battle is occurring however. Provocative.
Yes. What a coincidence. Go figure. Even more provocative - ABC seems to be kept alive due to a black_hat/white_knight act of Roger. He has redirected 4 EHash of power on the Bitcoin.com pool from BTC to BCH. Spicy! Wait, are you trying to tell me that CSW's whole plan relied on Roger sitting by idly looking at his pool mining BTC while all of his work and savings in Bcash are destroyed because there wasn't enough hash to support Bcash? Seriously? Plz tell me you can come up with something better, i'll even take "This was his plan all along and he's just trying to outspend ABC long term" at least that'd be something, but don't try to feed me this BS! You're gonna get fired if you don't pick up your game  |
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so...can we all go home now? I'm cold
i kinda wanna know the price impact... now SV will probably go into war of attrition mode |
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Can't wait until BCash SV gets forked. Wonder what they'll name it?
Bitcoin Cash. Nah, that name's been taken. BCash DEF? BCash XYZ? BCash 123? BCash Phoenix? BCash SS (Slim Shady... get it?) But then what if that too gets forked? Oh noes...it could go on, and on, and on, and... BCash Phoenix.. LOL  .. Bcash fork is maybe bad for BTC. instead of one, now we need to deal with 2 impersonator of btc. No that's not how things work. bcash fork is amazing for BTC. The more those players cash out of BTC now the better it is for bitcoin |
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