Uh, what timezone are you in?
+4 UTC/GMT.... time zones are always confusing.... how bitcoin will solve this? Let say if someone from other side of the world let say USA is suppose to pay me 1 BTC on 31st March at 9AM in morning... so that means I won’t get anything until 9PM in the evening at least?? and who knows that time 1 BTC will be where. (Yes yes I agree 1BTC = 1BTC) but the problem is still there, I needed that 1BTC in morning 9AM? So how? Amazon probably meant 31st March in the USA. Which it wasn't yet. Timezones won't be fixed but you can specify the timezone and GMT/UTC tends to be the standard if you don't have reason to use another.
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Uh, what timezone are you in?
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Tenet was interesting but I don't think it quite pulled it off. Something of an impossible task in the first place though.
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I find it funny that Tether claims that their coins have always been fully backed and they use this report to make their claims more legitimate, when the report itself states that while they find that Tether is fully backed they can only make that assertion for the date in which the report was made and not before or after.
Gotta say, if they are running a scam (and I definitely think it's likely), you gotta wonder where they think they're going to hide when it's time to make their exit.
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Might not be good, Richy... On the one side such an alarm might cause panic or alternatively premature ejection from bed.
I haven't flexed my Android programming muscles in a while. I might give it a go anyway.
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All this talk about merit begging got me wondering. Why all the fuss about merit? It seems activity is more precious.
I've been on this site for... way too long. And I just had to look up how it worked. Waste of time for anything other than helping prevent scammers as far as I can tell.
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What? Nullius was born??
No he was manufactured in a lab from what have been going around.
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I've already checked price at mobile app before leaving bed. Please, help meee!!!
How about a bitcoin alarm that wakes you up by reading the price?
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For sure there is some value that comes from actively participating in something that allows a person to both understand the thing better but also attempt to understand it better by seeing some aspects of the matter that would not be so easily seen without some kind of active participation (or stake in the game).
For me, it gave me astounding clarity as to the arbitrariness and emptiness of fiat. I knew it intellectually anyway but participating in bitcoin made me, in the parlance of geeks, "grok" it.
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Bears not going down without a fight.
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Did she actually ever do something for Amazon or was she indeed just "an investor"? I think the joke is that she wasn't even an investor. Maybe she was a baby mommy?
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I think that Laura needs to change her journalistic philosophy.
She has been covering bitcoin and various shitcoins that she deems as "crypto currencies" for several years, and she has been a pretty BIG name in the bitcoin space.. but she has maintained a journalistic integrity position for quite a while in terms of NOT investing in bitcoin, and sooner or later, she better get some fucking clues about failing/refusing to protect her own lil selfie by continuing to fail/refuse to establish a reasonable stake in bitcoin....
Definitely not a good move on her part. While I had a good talk with my crypto-naïve friend about people talking their book (and put particular stress on counting me in that also), while holding Bitcoin *will* bias your output, so will *not* holding Bitcoin. What she's seeking is not journalistic integrity but to have credibility with the Bitcoin deniers which is a losing battle. Doubly so I would say as actually having some skin in the game gives you an appreciation for the world of currency and economics it's hard to have without.
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It’s bean 4,467 days since
Anyone else hear music start playing?
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Once again...
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I bought a laptop some years ago for 0.6BTC. So I know how it feels.
Oh how I wish I was smarter than that.
Just looked back and my earliest BTC purchase was a GPU for, wait for it... 3.375BTC. They did get replaced so I don't have hard feelings about it. I think I ended up mostly mining Litecoin with the GPU though. Crypto's "purest green" to Bitcoin's gold.
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Best way to manage these issues: never tell the SO you have bitcoin. Second best: don't say how much, just some pocket money for the lulz.
These strategies come handy if she ever turns her back on you, too.
Another angle: My wife wants to split, she gets 50%, no regrets and I don't look back. It's all about managing expectations.
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It seems for the most part the husband was the bitcoin and investment expert of the family, they had a nice life and could afford to get more bitcoin, why is she questioning his call when they are doing so well? Does she believe to know better? Why? Probably most of those posting on this thread will agree with his call and his assessment of the market, there is no need to sell bitcoin now and maybe ever when the ceiling seems to be way higher than where we are now.
Simple answer: She wanted out and needed an excuse. Nothing more is needed.
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So kind of them to recognize his brilliance and his outstanding contributions to computer science and his WW2 code breaking work at Bletchley Park, considering that the Queen pardoned him and cleared his criminal record (for being gay, of all things) as recently as 2013, almost 60 years after his death!
'Society' is a f** up concept It was kinda a government thing.
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A merit reward for best meme that reflects the power of musk tweets
A moment of silence for remembering when rewards came in BTC.
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