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I'm pretty new to Bitcoin, but I know some basic things, like who Satoshi Nakamoto is (or isn't... since it's a pseudonym) and how his name was used for the base unit of Bitcoin (1×10^-8 BTC)... but why is it called like this? Did Satoshi decided this name, or others started using it in their honor? What's the history behind this?
I'm asking mainly because I've seen the recent “0.0001 BTC name poll”. Is this how the base unit was also named?
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1 BTC = 1 bich?
(rhymes with itch)
1 bitch? I don't think that would be the best idea. |
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I think “finney” is the only reasonable option, because both “bit” and “bip” are confusing, and “nakamoto” refers to the same person that already has a unit (“satoshi”, obviously). I've never seen anywhere that a person gets two units named after them.
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Exactly, some people just want to feel morally superior and it's these trypes of people who are usually the biggest hypocrites. They'll find these jokes funny, but stifle their laughter or come across offended. They're jokes; get over them.
I'm not morally superior. I have flaws, like everyone. But I genuinely didn't find those jokes funny. |
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I find jokes about rape and murder funny, yet I don't like or condone either. I'm also about as anti-racist as you can get, but I'm also pretty non-PC and I can find racial humour funny as long as the jokes are not malicious or clearly hateful.
You're just being contradictory in every sense, then. I'm sorry, but I can't respect you if you like all those kinds of jokes, even if you “don't condone them” (which doesn't make sense). |
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The notion itself isn't, but I liked the joke
But that's a contradiction, isn't it? If the joke is based on sexism, and you liked the joke, then you can't say you don't like sexism. |
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No shit!  Is sexism funny to you? |
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It's playing on the stereotype that women can not sit still whilst remaining quiet.
its fun because in sub-continent most of peoples beleive 2 women cannot sit quietly even don't no each other  So, it's a sexist joke. |
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the shortest joke ever : 2 women sitting quietly
I don't get it. Why is this fun? |
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Ive decided not to, plus wife yelled at me after I suggested it, even as a middle name lol. THanks for all the input though, Im sure someone one day will name their kid that.
Ive decided not to
Ive decided not to
Please stop insulting him. He has already made a decision. |
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My personal opinion is if you really want to name her after a cryptocurrency then go with Litecoin as it sounds more feminine.
How come? |
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I don't think the name should have the syllable “bit” in any way, considering that it will be confused with “bitcoin” itself. That's why I voted for finney and man.
On the other hand, if we did want to have “bit” in the names, then we should just stick to SI prefixes.
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No, the name will work, don't think this post will, but gotta try right?
If you do something expecting it not to work, then you're doing something wrong. |
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Unua lekcio en Namecoiniŝ:
(liƫle .bit Namecoiniŝ)
Legal status:
Laviers o Namecoinia agrê ŧat NMC aktivitis and transfers a under Namecoinia regulations.
Namecoinia Senate:
Namecoinia Senate today begin viŧ herings. Ho alergik to hering kan make diet.
To kêp privaci no protokol ho not like herings.
En kiu lingvo vi parolas?  Ĉi tiu estas fadeno en Esperanto! |
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threezerobitcoin, trizebitcoin, triobitcoin, trinbitcoin, trinubitcoin, trizibitcoin, trezebitcoin - or some other variation of the same theme; the idea is that 0.0001 is composed of THREE ZEROS (000) followed by one bit (1); of course variations are written as they are pronounced, not gramatically p I would like to give some feedback on this. Using “three” as the name of 0.0001 is misleading, because mathematically it's 10 -4, so it should use “four” or some variation of it as part of its name. |
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Aún cuando sí lleguen los 1000 seguidores, personalmente siento que esto es una pérdida de dinero. Los seguidores se ganan con reputación y contenido de calidad.
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Existe CoinKite ( http://coinkite.com/), pero creo que aún está iniciando. Habría que ver cómo se desarrolla en el futuro. |
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I always thought you had to have a physical address in a country to get the specific domain.. IE - you have to have a canadian address to get .ca - never really put much thought into it, but OP makes a good point. Never hurts to have a backup plan!
Learn something new every day!
In Canada this does happen, but other countries may have more relaxed rules. For example, Tokelau ( http://dot.tk/) gives free domains, along with paid plans, and you don't need to have an address on the island to use them. |
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