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A while back ago the European court ruled that bitcoin and digital currencies were not subjected to VAT. Now after the terrorist attacks in Paris they will now discuss this again.
If they discuss it they are wasting their time. Terrorists don't have time for silly things like bitcoin wallets. Besides, bitcoin is traceable and fiat is not. Why would they disclose their paper trail. Fiat is far easier and safer for them to use. There is no need to use bitcoin. So they don't. |
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That's pretty cool, considering the blockchain is being modified basically every second of the day. Close. But actually is more like every ten minutes. You could be a candidate for this thing - you aren't very good with numbers. |
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The marketing seems to be focused at the Developer angle. Developers aren't this dumb. The marketing seems to be focused on the moron angle. |
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I'm pretending it's a useless piece of junk, because that's exactly what it is.  Very dumb people who think they are investing in Bitcoin might buy one to impress their friends. Let's face it, most bitcoin scams are quite a bit more convincing than this one. This one is widely known as total bullshit. How on earth did 21 convince people to give them $21 million. I'd give a bitcoin to watch the video of that pitch. |
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Is there any possibility of future upgrade of the "computer"? If not it will be obsoleted in no time.
It was obsolete the day before it went on sale. So basically 'no time' is a fair estimate |
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What am I missing with this thing besides the high price tag???
Besides the high price tag, it hashes really slowly. Almost so slow - it is practically stopped. |
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I think this product is not aimed at the average joe, It is however perfectly suitable for the average moron. |
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Spondoolies is owned by BTCS who is very soon by their own admission going to be bankrupt. The debtors of BTCS own Spondoolies assests - not that dude Guy. This is ALL BAD for the jews. I'd say Spondoolies is finished. What a fuck up.
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It's all about convenience & the API guys.
This is a dev kit. It is not addressed to regular consumers
What are you talking about? It is the dumbest fucking product ever. 21 says: 'it is intended to give you a steady stream of bitcoins'. WTF?? A $3 block erupter does the same thing. Calling it a 'dev kit' does nothing to improve its utility. That damn thing does nothing and it is fuck-all expensive. How can it be that the company that raised the most money has only produced this piece of shit after over 1 year? If this is what bitcoiners think about business, we are all fucked. What kind of genius invested $100M+ in 21? |
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America is not the world, prostitution is legal in some form or another throughout most of the world. Thus, not "criminal activity".
You might be able to set something up on OpenBazaar at some point.
Prostitution is also legal in America: Nye county, Nevada. So your anti American bash failed. Exactly zero of the whores listed on his website are in locations where it is legal. Even if it were 'legal' - it remains just another very sleazy use of bitcoin which brings further ill repute to the community. Actually there are 7 really beautiful women in Nevada! You seem rather tense so maybe you should contact one.  Those 7 women live in Clark County - it is illegal in Clark County. |
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America is not the world, prostitution is legal in some form or another throughout most of the world. Thus, not "criminal activity".
You might be able to set something up on OpenBazaar at some point.
Prostitution is also legal in America: Nye county, Nevada. So your anti American bash failed. Exactly zero of the whores listed on his website are in locations where it is legal. Even if it were 'legal' - it remains just another very sleazy use of bitcoin which brings further ill repute to the community. |
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Announcing BED, the Bitcoin Escort Database
Precisely what bitcoin needs, yet another sleaze-ball developing another sleazy use for the system with associations to criminal activity. I can just see the headlines now. wtf? With all the really good uses out there, why do you insist on chasing this garbage? Look, prostitution's the world's oldest - and therefore most resilient - profession. It's the honey badger of work! So it just makes sense to link it to Bitcoin. And if Bitcoin can make things safer and easier for clients and providers, that's a really good use. Bitcoin - perfect for laudering money (Shrem), people traffiking, drugs (Ross), guns and prostitution. You forgot murder (Ross) and extortion (Bridges) |
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Announcing BED, the Bitcoin Escort Database
Precisely what bitcoin needs, yet another sleaze-ball developing another sleazy use for the system with associations to criminal activity. I can just see the headlines now. wtf? With all the really good uses out there, why do you insist on chasing this garbage? |
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because it has relations with Blockstream therefore it must be evil.
This^^ People think that because the lightning network is something that Blockstream produced which is supposedly some company that is conspiring to keep the block sizes small so that all of the transactions go through their (not) proprietary lightning network and they can make profits off of that (somehow) and then they will somehow control Bitcoin because the lightning network is theirs. Except that the above is completely false. Blockstream does not have proprietary control over lightning and sidechains, both are all open source projects. And they aren't against block size increases, some developers with blockstream are just against BIP 101's method of a fixed schedule, and others are thinking of different ways to increase the block size. And I don't even think there is a business model with lightning that they could make profits off of (I'm not sure about that though). Keep drinking their Kool-Aid. They want you to believe they are not taking over. But what do you think those guys who put up $20 million are thinking? Do you think they don't want to get that money back? Or, maybe they are actually thinking of getting it back with a huge multiple? Gee, I wonder what is more likely? Dude, Blockstream will make every effort to cripple bitcoin with 1MB, so they can sell you a solution 'for a small fee'. Blockstream has bad intent. Don't believe their promotions of 'for the good of the blockchain'. That is today. Everything free. Then, we everyone depends upon the new system - BAM!!! Here come the fees!!! No way to go back now. So you will pay it. |
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Can we reset the Bitcoin mining process to redistribute wealth? Oh - you mean everyone has been working hard for 7 years to develop their holdings and you didn't do shit? So now you want to declare an algorithm that forcefully takes money from those people who worked hard for it and give it to people who didn't contribute to the system? You are no less than a bank robber. 'redistribute wealth' is just a nice way to say take shit from those who earned it and give it to those who didn't. Fucking joke. |
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What is "Hodl"? Is that the guy in Harry Potter?
Look at the other peculiar word 'spedn' and maybe you'll start to see a trend. |
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These are not the best tools. That's like saying if you have a problem with Judaism you should kill the entire race because it's the best option aaaaaaaand just like that you're Hitler. Granted, it's an extreme example, but your point is kind of silly.
Thats a very fucked up response,I wont even respond to this. Are you a fat fucking jew? I will keep reporting him until he gets banned, its annoying that because he is a hero member he thinks he can do anything he wants, and get away with it. Moderators really have a big discriminatory policy here against ranks.
Actually, the moderators don't care at all about ranks. What they really care about are stupid people polluting up their forum. You better be careful, you are one centimeter from getting banned yourself. |
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Ok let's get back to topic, enough time wasted already with trolls. Look another interesting article: http://cointelegraph.com/news/115642/how-to-find-sponsors-that-will-pay-you-to-travel-using-only-bitcoinWe definitely need more articles like this, or a central repository (something obviously better than bitcoin wiki, as its not that service oriented), that can contains thousands of tutorrials and guides like this to use bitcoin in real life. Few of use have the determination to go full bitcoin, because few merchants use it, but if we can link the supply & demand togeter we form a big enough market for this to just work. There are millions of bitcoin users waiting for merchants, and there are millions of merchants waiting for (any) users. We need to link them together, and the link is bitcoin. Pure, unadulterated idiocy. Moron. |
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When you enter into an LN agreement with someone, it is done peer-2-peer. You don't need a 3rd party for anything. And if you do use one, they won't have access to your funds.
3rd party doesn't control your funds - true. However, you get to pay this 3rd party tax for doing transactions on 'their' network. who could be so stupid to want to let these guys take over the 'protocol'? Hopefully, - nobody. |
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