1. This is old news. Not sure why you are reposting. 2. Bitstamp said they will reimburse all lost coins, including but not limited to you. I still haven't figured out how Bitstamp is plannin' on performing said feat, considering that the coins lost from the hot wallet belonged to their customers, as does the same amount 100 fold in their cold wallet. You telling me that Bitstamp has earned at least $5M USD, not counting their operating cost and VC investors receiving at least something during their entire time of existence? Something doesn't add up! |
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Would it be worth it if the faucets doled out $.01 (1 US cent) per ToS visit oppose to micro fractions of same?
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Is that slang for something that I do not really want to know, or do you actually mean, more of that thing that one hangs from a cow's neck so that she can go "dong dong" about? Wait, is this it? Why would we need cowbell? Maybe to wake us up?  Is it possible that these two gals mistaken cowbell for cow balls for their early morning cock-a-doodle-do? |
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In the year 2010 I was introduced to bitcoin while listening to a philosophy podcast. At that time bitcoin had just CRASHED all the way from $30 down to $3. The "bubble" had popped if you will, and it was quite clear to everyone that bitcoin was dead.
So I decided to buy 500 Bitcoin.
The very next day I walked into my garage and accidentally stepped onto a rake which flew up and hit me in the head and was knocked out cold and remained in a coma for 5 years.
I woke from my coma yesterday and the first thing that I did was ask what the price of bitcoin was doing, the answer i got was, "Bitcoin is dead, it's just crashed all the way down to $197."
Note to self: Hunt me down a rake to step on.  |
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Okay, I get it. He lost the bet. Question, who, on the other side, won the bet? Moreover, is it possible he knew he would lose others money with such a bet, but positioned himself, somehow, on the other end? |
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I'm fully aware of the significance of Jez San in the computing and video games industry, but how does any of this prove you are him? Googling "Jez San", will prove precisely nothing.
Is there a verifiable Jez San account on Linked In, or possibly twitter? Can we cross verify this, as I will state, for the record, that for aerobatic to be the actual Jez San is quite a claim (for those who are unaware of Jez San's significance as the entrepreneur behind Argonaut Software).
Hey Carlton... pm me your phone number and i will call you if you like. i am definitely me. i can prove it any way you like (thats not too much trouble.. so don't make me dance on some fiery object) I can vouch that Jez is who he says he is. I'm an angel investor in CoinTerra and am in regular touch with him and the other angels. Based on all my sources I also have every reason to believe tape-out happened when announced. (My full name is Tuur Demeester) I'm curious as to how many Angels got burned. |
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40 posts about sneakers, and nobody had yet mentioned these.   |
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I guess if you want to be grammar and language purist it is good information. But I was under the impression that these words have identical meaning. And there is no 'times' difference between them really. I am also under the impression that they are alternative forms for the past tense and past perfect of the verb "learn" - as the users in the link fearlesscat10 provided go on to state, "learnt" seems to be the form most common outside North America, and "learned" the most common within. So, I believe it is correct to say either "today I have learned" or "today I have learnt", for example. For reference: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/learnt-vs-learned. Possibly, akin to the word 'whilst', with it and 'learnt' used by others, like myself, to simply be cute (another word we could cutely dissect). Either way, I've learneth something today. |
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I've learnt that dogs masturbate.  "Fuck me, Grimm! Yeah, fuck me hard. Now, lick my balls." |
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ftp://Being an extremely early adopter and having sold lots at the peak of the last bubble, I have been feeling good and have decided to start filling up with premium gasoline at the pump lately. Eat it bitches!
so are you a millionaire ?  My guess is that premium petro is now affordable. |
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Seems too good to be true. If legit and product works as described, it's by far the best buy in the Industry.
@EMIC,
In addition to sending a review sample to dogie, I think the idea of starting to sell them on EBay will help you to build trust.
Here's an example of why:
Last year I bought a 1THS Dragon on EBay and paid via PayPal. The seller never delivered the product within the time frame he stated on eBay.
I opened a dispute resolution claim with EBay.
EBay contacted the seller. The seller could not prove they shipped the miner ( or ever intended to ship it).
I was reimbursed 100%...and the seller was de-listed.
So in your case, once you gain trust for delivering through EBay, "word of mouth" on forums such as this will help you. Then, you can resort to using your online store to sell your miners.
Somewhere is Poland is a dude jacking off all over himself because he's now planning to sell at least three devises via eBay to himself, along with leaving three positive feedbacks. Then, he'll return to this forum offering up proof that EMIC is legit. That said, somewhere in Poland is the same dude whose weewee just went limp. Plan C: More cowbell SSL certificates. |
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So did anything interesting happen at the Miami Bitcoin conference?
Yes! Matt Carson has a booth set up passing out refunds with no questions asked to all those requesting such. Also, there was a surprise announcement that at the end of the conference there's going to be a surprise announcement. Rumor has that it may have something to do with Pattaya, but that's only a rumor. Meanwhile, at Meze grill... |
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Karpele$: The MalleaBTCility Man |
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