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1201  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Not so fast... on: April 21, 2016, 03:43:27 PM
I have the only swimming pool in Indiana that is entirely heated with ASICS.  Great in the winter - not so good in the summer. 
1202  Other / Off-topic / Re: Australian Tresurers receptionist insults CryptoCurrencyCentralBank President on: April 16, 2016, 04:08:01 PM
the OP is mostly smoking too much weed before entering his hallucinations.. he is talking about his own fake business trying to make it seem legit by saying that important people are atleast aware of his fake business..
The OP deserves to be insulted as he is clearly a moron.  One has to have a very little dick to be going around assigning themselves to the presidency of a fictitious made up bullshit organization.
1203  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do You Think The Absence Of Patrick Byrne Could Slow Down.. on: April 14, 2016, 04:20:46 PM
I am shocked and saddened he's been taken ill
-- Jez
Like Hal Finney, and even you and I, we are all going to hit the wall sometime.  Byrne was a good guy who really gave it to those Italian and Jew Guido fuckers in New York who organized the biggest rip off of all time - the stock market.  He will be forever remembered for that.  

However, Pandora is out.  All stocks market systems are fully looking to blockchain for the next gen trading.  Dead or Alive - Byrne can change nothing at this point.
1204  Other / Meta / Re: Everyone left - bitcointalk has 'jumped the shark' on: March 14, 2016, 04:03:39 AM
There is nothing but bitches and punks left on this forum.  The quality of the threads has gone to zero.  With all the censorship and strife in Bitcoin - I guess everyone quit trying to have intelligent discourse here.  Every thread is the same meaningless bullshit for over 6 months now.  'How to get girls to use bitcoin'. 

Bitcointalk has jumped the shark. 

Actually I was here in 2013 and left because the quality was kind of low. Back now and I like it.
Then you like extreme bullshit.  This place is a garbage can or moronic bullshit.  A regular dumpster fire. The content is extremely low.  If you talk about the most important topic - it gets removed due to Theymos protecting Blockstream.
1205  Other / Meta / Everyone left - bitcointalk has 'jumped the shark' on: March 14, 2016, 04:00:28 AM
There is nothing but bitches and punks left on this forum.  The quality of the threads has gone to zero.  With all the censorship and strife in Bitcoin - I guess everyone quit trying to have intelligent discourse here.  Every thread is the same meaningless bullshit for over 6 months now.  'How to get girls to use bitcoin'; 'do you know how I can have 1 bitcoin?'; 'Bitcoin and Porn'  Lots of very dumbass bullshit.

Bitcointalk has jumped the shark.  
1206  Other / Meta / Re: Way too much censorship on: March 06, 2016, 03:35:30 PM



In other words, if you had any valuable input that is not based on nonsense/trolling your posts/threads would remain where they are. The forum that you've suggested is horrible.

So not true.  Theymos/Blockstream is doing everything imaginable to control the topic and conversation - and ultimately the very nature of bitcoin.  This is very different than not wanting to host someone stupid shit.  Listen, I am king of stupid shit and that stupid shit stays on the front page all the time.  Any topic related to Blockstream assholes trying to own bitcoin gets turfed in one minute.
1207  Other / Meta / Way too much censorship on: March 06, 2016, 03:23:24 PM
The censorship here is just shocking.  One bad word about Blockstream and you are fukced.  There is no open discussion in this forum.  This forum is controlled by stalin.  Time to move to https://forum.bitcoin.com/  Please migrate as soon as possible.  Copy your threads and participate on that site.

Bitcoin's biggest attribute is anti-censorship.  Very ironic that it is controlled by Blockstream idiots who live by censorship.  This thread will be wiped in two minutes. 

Thanks Theymos
1208  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: advantage of bitcoin debit card? on: March 06, 2016, 05:25:50 AM
The list has not been updated since december and there are more debit cards that have been launched in Jan and feb wth a reasonable fee compared to those listed in the thread. Bit-x and Xapo are the most reliable ones though but the fee is too high.
Xapo is garbage with high fees and don't ship to US.  Coinbase (Shift) has wallet, no fees and ships to US.
1209  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: advantage of bitcoin debit card? on: March 05, 2016, 03:14:46 PM
Bitcoin debit cards are especially usefull if you have a large amount of coins to spend and need to use services that don't accept Bitcoin.
Not worth it if you do not have that many coins, since the fees are pretty steep in general.

How many times do we have to tell you, the fucking fees are zero!  Is ZERO too much for you?
I've seen Bitcoin cards with fees. The fees are only zero for BitX. Other cards exist.

@RawDog: No need to be a complete asshole.. Like tommorisonwebdesign said, there are other cards, actually most cards have various fees, cards with ZERO fees are the exception.

Plus I went to their website and checked out their fees (BitX), and there are still some fees. OP did not state if he was talking about a virtual card or a physical card, there are always going to be fees when you order a physical card.

All I said was that it's pretty stupid to have a debit card if you only have like half a Bitcoin to spend, every few dollars in fees are going to add up.
Can you please explain to me why there is no need to be a complete asshole.  I don't understand this.

Second - then choose the fucking card with ZERO fees!!!   If you don't like the cards with fees, it seems a pretty clever solution to take the one that doesn't have fees.  You don't have to be a crypto-guru to understand how that works. 

1210  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: advantage of bitcoin debit card? on: March 04, 2016, 07:16:54 PM
Bitcoin debit cards are especially usefull if you have a large amount of coins to spend and need to use services that don't accept Bitcoin.
Not worth it if you do not have that many coins, since the fees are pretty steep in general.

How many times do we have to tell you, the fucking fees are zero!  Is ZERO too much for you?
1211  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ethereum v. Bitcoin - parity on: March 04, 2016, 04:56:14 PM
but its hardly any better than a rebranded dogecoin.

LOL!  Don't understand much about technology - do you?
1212  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ethereum v. Bitcoin - parity on: March 04, 2016, 04:41:15 PM
when the pos will begin the dump also, so be assured that there is no way it can even get to 0.1 let alone to 1 btc

at present this is 50x increment, wake me up when a coin will do a 50k% increase

Ethereum did 90% increase last week alone.  WTF are you guys talking about?  Ethereum will only have to go a little more than 6x to pass Bitcoin.  Bitcoin is fully dead now. 
1213  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Ethereum v. Bitcoin - parity on: March 04, 2016, 04:05:10 PM

Who wants to publish their estimated date they think Ethereum will pass Bitcoin in 'market cap'?

I say: June 21, 2016
1214  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who is sending to 1111111111111111111114oLvT2? on: February 28, 2016, 02:50:04 PM
I see a lot of transactions which send small amounts to
https://blockchain.info/address/1111111111111111111114oLvT2
Seems to me that this is some kind of burning btc for proving something
Which service does this ?

They are stuffing the OP_Return field with some kind of information.  I'd start there.  If you could figure out how their encodings in the OP_Return are working, you might be able to understand their purpose.  

Someone is paying 10 cents for most of these transactions.  50 BTC isn't trivial for most bitcoin users - there must be some purpose here.  

One example of an OP_Return field: OP_RETURN 69643ffe2e35185b949e313ba9ea85dc6b9dfe4c913578f9b05156acc026e42fd8b92919fd07e2 
1215  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs on: February 28, 2016, 09:08:54 AM
I was owed the majority of it from June 2014, I just got tired of being nice to someone who wasn't being nice back and filed in January 2016. That's a long, long time I gave them to sort out their shit. What you saw on the forum was due to Guy wanting an even higher score in the manufacturer trustworthiness thread than they deserved, because he wanted to use it to show investors they were the best company [remember those surveys that were commissioned]. For example, he was claiming they were an in hand only company when there was zero, zero chance that the SP50 generation wasn't going to require taking money up front.

Apparently 88/100 was an insult, so I was denounced from the industry for not bending to being bought off, and / or setting up the scene that any claim I would bring against them wasn't real. Some real dirty stuff going on with NDAs floating about.

Whatddaya think is going to happen when dealing with them?  Be very fucking careful and realize the money is probably already gone.  

You neva gonna see those $100K eva.  This is normal business in Israel.
1216  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Casualty List on: January 16, 2016, 03:29:26 PM
Also Robocoin was already on that list in 110)
OK  fixed
1217  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Casualty List on: January 16, 2016, 03:28:23 PM

1) Mt. Gox
2) Bitinstant
3) Silk Road
4) Bex.io
5) Buttercoin
6) Brawker
7) GLBSE
8) inputs.io
9) GaW miners
10) SilkRoad#2
11) Butterfly Labs
12) CoinTerra
13) Mining ASICS Technologies (MAT)
14) Mintpal
15) ASICminer
16) Bitcoin24
17) HashFast
18) BTCT.co
19) Bittrivia
20) BitNetwork TV
21) Bitcoinica
22) Tradehill
23) Instawallet
24) AllCrypt
25) CryptoRush
26) bitlc.net
27) Intersango
28) bitbook.biz
29) PBmining
30) HashProfit
31) CryptoXchange
32) MyCoin
33) Bitomat
34) Bitp.it
35) Brasil Bitcoin Market
36) BTC Buy
37) Btctip
38) Bit-Bank
39) Bitmit
40) Sheep Marketplace
41) hashie.co
42) Moolah
43) Seals with Clubs
44) mcxnow
45) x-bt
46) Justcoin
47) KCMOCOLO
48) Vekja
49) Bitmarket.eu
50) MyBitcoin
51) Bitscalper
52) BS&T
53) FeedZeBirds
54) btcxchange.ro
55) CoinEX.pw
56) AMT
57) HashTrade
58) WBX
59) Coinlenders
60) Paytunia
61) NeoBee
62) HASRA
63) MinerSource
64) Alpha Technology
65) Coinedup
66) BitcoinMax
67) Evolution Market
68) The Bitcoin Show
69) El Show de Bitcoin
70) Le Bitcoin Show
71) Ellet
72) Take My Bitcoins
73) Coinabul
74) Bitmine
75) MyBitcoinTrade
76) BIPS
77) LabRatMining
78) BlackBankMarket
79) OneWallet
80) Virtex
81) BitFunder
82) Bitcoin Development Fund
83) Netsolus
84) Nimbus Mining
85) Coinware
86) LiquidBits
87) DZ Miner Coop
88) GPUMAX Technologies LLC
89) Virtual Mining Corporation
90) Active Mining Corporation
91) BTC Mining Corporation
92) Litecoin Global (LTC-Global)
93) Bitcoin Rain
94) EgoPay
95) Coinographic
96) AMHash1
97) Altcoin Herald
98) CryptoDouble
99) Cryptomine.io
100) Cryptory
101) Dicebitco.in
102) Dice.ninja
103) Lunamine
104) ShareXcoin
105) BitDayTrade
106) Labcoin
107) Kronos.io
108) Britcoin
109) Bitcoinary
110) Robocoin
111) updown.bt
112) NXT-E
123) WeExchange
124) BitcoinGunParts
125) BitcoinForFlowers
126) FastCash4Bitcoins
127) CleanBit
128) AurumXChange
129) WMXchange
130) Cam 4 BTC
131) Flexcoin
132) BTCZone
133) Bittalk Media Ltd
134) CAVirtex
135) MMOExchange
136) OGRR
137) betsofbitco.in
138) rollin.io
139) Paysius
140) Bitcoin2CDKey
141) WalletBit
142) Bitcoin Cloud Hashing
143) Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking
144) 50btc
145) Deepbit
146) ZenMiner
147) Aquifer
148) lovebitcoins.org
149) BtcTree
150) Atlantis
151) Buttcoin.org
152) sirarthur.net
153) Atomic-Trade.com
154) Bitfountain
155) CryptoChange
156) BitBitcoin
157) BTC on Tilt
158) LendMeCoin
159) Coin Mining Coop
160) BitSpend
161) BitcoinRealty
162) BitcoinCashout
163) Bitcoin Solutions LLC
164) BiddingPond
165) Black Arrow
166) Vircurex
167) BTCFPGA
168) ForBitcoin
169) Gamma Bitcoin Fund
170) BitcoinTraining
171) BitcoinFX
172) puddinpop
173) bitcoinPool
174) BTC Guild
175) MTRed
176) Triplemining
177) BitPing
178) Ubitex
179) Bitcoin7
180) LIF
181) Bitcoin Rebate
182) BDT
183) Novello Technologies
184) XBTec
185) Paybase
186) Cloudminr
187) Momento VPS
188) BtcATT
189) TimeToBit
190) Onedice.me
191) bASIC-mining
192) Crypto::Stocks
193) Coin.mx
194) Coinport Exchange
195) BitPantry
196) ZigGap
197) dcash.io
198) Daily Satoshi
199) c-7.cc
200) Bill Pay For Coin
201) 37Coins
202) Harborly
203) crypto-trade.com
204) onedice.me
205) ice-dice.com
206) dicebitco.in
207) BTCS
208) Spondoolies Tech
209) MasterXchange
210) Cryptsy
211) Bonafide - estimated loss: $850,000
212) BitSimple
213) Tangible Cryptography
214) Xapo - another big one bites the dust  - estimated loss: $40 million! http://www.coindesk.com/xapo-sets-40-million-fundraising-record-bitcoin-industry/
215) Mintspare
216) Mike Hearn
217) Romit
1218  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Casualty List on: January 16, 2016, 01:29:44 PM
1) Mt. Gox
2) Bitinstant
3) Silk Road
4) Bex.io
5) Buttercoin
6) Brawker
7) GLBSE
Cool inputs.io
9) GaW miners
10) SilkRoad#2
11) Butterfly Labs
12) CoinTerra
13) Mining ASICS Technologies (MAT)
14) Mintpal
15) ASICminer
16) Bitcoin24
17) HashFast
18) BTCT.co
19) Bittrivia
20) BitNetwork TV
21) Bitcoinica
22) Tradehill
23) Instawallet
24) AllCrypt
25) CryptoRush
26) bitlc.net
27) Intersango
28) bitbook.biz
29) PBmining
30) HashProfit
31) CryptoXchange
32) MyCoin
33) Bitomat
34) Bitp.it
35) Brasil Bitcoin Market
36) BTC Buy
37) Btctip
38) Bit-Bank
39) Bitmit
40) Sheep Marketplace
41) hashie.co
42) Moolah
43) Seals with Clubs
44) mcxnow
45) x-bt
46) Justcoin
47) KCMOCOLO
48) Vekja
49) Bitmarket.eu
50) MyBitcoin
51) Bitscalper
52) BS&T
53) FeedZeBirds
54) btcxchange.ro
55) CoinEX.pw
56) AMT
57) HashTrade
58) WBX
59) Coinlenders
60) Paytunia
61) NeoBee
62) HASRA
63) MinerSource
64) Alpha Technology
65) Coinedup
66) BitcoinMax
67) Evolution Market
68) The Bitcoin Show
69) El Show de Bitcoin
70) Le Bitcoin Show
71) Ellet
72) Take My Bitcoins
73) Coinabul
74) Bitmine
75) MyBitcoinTrade
76) BIPS
77) LabRatMining
78) BlackBankMarket
79) OneWallet
80) Virtex
81) BitFunder
82) Bitcoin Development Fund
83) Netsolus
84) Nimbus Mining
85) Coinware
86) LiquidBits
87) DZ Miner Coop
88) GPUMAX Technologies LLC
89) Virtual Mining Corporation
90) Active Mining Corporation
91) BTC Mining Corporation
92) Litecoin Global (LTC-Global)
93) Bitcoin Rain
94) EgoPay
95) Coinographic
96) AMHash1
97) Altcoin Herald
98) CryptoDouble
99) Cryptomine.io
100) Cryptory
101) Dicebitco.in
102) Dice.ninja
103) Lunamine
104) ShareXcoin
105) BitDayTrade
106) Labcoin
107) Kronos.io
108) Britcoin
109) Bitcoinary
110) Robocoin
111) updown.bt
112) NXT-E
123) WeExchange
124) BitcoinGunParts
125) BitcoinForFlowers
126) FastCash4Bitcoins
127) CleanBit
128) AurumXChange
129) WMXchange
130) Cam 4 BTC
131) Flexcoin
132) BTCZone
133) Bittalk Media Ltd
134) CAVirtex
135) MMOExchange
136) OGRR
137) betsofbitco.in
138) rollin.io
139) Paysius
140) Bitcoin2CDKey
141) WalletBit
142) Bitcoin Cloud Hashing
143) Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking
144) 50btc
145) Deepbit
146) ZenMiner
147) Aquifer
148) lovebitcoins.org
149) BtcTree
150) Atlantis
151) Buttcoin.org
152) sirarthur.net
153) Atomic-Trade.com
154) Bitfountain
155) CryptoChange
156) BitBitcoin
157) BTC on Tilt
158) LendMeCoin
159) Coin Mining Coop
160) BitSpend
161) BitcoinRealty
162) BitcoinCashout
163) Bitcoin Solutions LLC
164) BiddingPond
165) Black Arrow
166) Vircurex
167) BTCFPGA
168) ForBitcoin
169) Gamma Bitcoin Fund
170) BitcoinTraining
171) BitcoinFX
172) puddinpop
173) bitcoinPool
174) BTC Guild
175) MTRed
176) Triplemining
177) BitPing
178) Ubitex
179) Bitcoin7
180) LIF
181) Bitcoin Rebate
182) BDT
183) Novello Technologies
184) XBTec
185) Paybase
186) Cloudminr
187) Momento VPS
188) BtcATT
189) TimeToBit
190) Onedice.me
191) bASIC-mining
192) Crypto::Stocks
193) Coin.mx
194) Coinport Exchange
195) BitPantry
196) ZigGap
197) dcash.io
198) Daily Satoshi
199) c-7.cc
200) Bill Pay For Coin
201) 37Coins
202) Harborly
203) crypto-trade.com
204) onedice.me
205) ice-dice.com
206) dicebitco.in
207) BTCS
208) Spondoolies Tech
209) MasterXchange
210) Cryptsy
211) Bonafide - estimated loss: $850,000
212) BitSimple
213) Tangible Cryptography
214) Xapo - another big one bites the dust  - estimated loss: $40 million! http://www.coindesk.com/xapo-sets-40-million-fundraising-record-bitcoin-industry/
215) Mintspare
216) Mike Hearn
217) Romit
218) Robocoin
coming soon: Bitcoin Core
1219  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Will Not Survive", says Jamie Dimon on: January 12, 2016, 07:29:45 PM

Bitcoin might become is unusable in future because of very limited space for transactions and corresponding big fees when people try outbidng each other to ever be able to use decentralized transactions under Bitcoin, and not, it is not just Jamie Dimon wishfull thinking how to get rid of Bitcoin.

Blockstream ruined the whole thing.  They want you to pay them and move to Lighting network.  They can't be stopped because two guys have their finger on the Veto button. 

The 'core devs' - are the supreme gods of centralization.  This concept of 'decentralized' is a myth.  The experiment failed. 

Take heart, a new system will come.  Maybe it is Ethereum.
1220  Other / Off-topic / Re: Do girls use Bitcoin ? on: January 10, 2016, 10:54:49 PM
I am a girl and use btc. I see other people that are girls accepting btc and for their beauty shops even.  Hey,

why not? This is a valid way to accumulate btc and use the profits to save. Hey, maybe they'll be rich in 25

years to retire and use some of the savings, ya think?

I am pretty sure over 50% of girls use Bitcoins.  Backpage is full of these nice ladies who all use it!!!



Now accepting Bitcoins!
Kandi wants to take care of you.




Not only is Kandi using bitcoins, I think she might be using you too. 
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