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1681  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Have you purchased your copy of Bitcoin Magazine Issue #3 at Barnes & Noble yet? on: September 08, 2012, 05:53:16 AM
Smoothie, I'm quoting you quoting me quoting you because I'm very serious about paying out according to the rules in my thread OP. I also think it's retarded that you guys think that "not buying a magazine if matthew doesn't pay" affects me in the slightest. It's not my magazine you know  Wink

Can you please clarify your involvment with Bitcoin Magazine? I read the Satoshi Superstar's bio where you refered to yourself as "head of the Bitcoin Magazine". I found out about Bitcoin Magazine from your forum pic, which used to be a flashing bitcoin magazine logo. Don't you also write articles for the magazine?

In the event that you do not pay up Sunday, I would refuse to fund an organization that is directly involved with you. If you do pay out the $650K+ in bets, I will apologize for misjudging your character, and I"ll be heading to B&N to pick up my first copy of Bitcoin Magazine.
1682  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Have you purchased your copy of Bitcoin Magazine Issue #3 at Barnes & Noble yet? on: September 08, 2012, 03:53:15 AM
I'll look out for it this weekend. I'm inclined to buy an issue but if Matthew doesn't pay up this Sunday, I don't want anything to do with the magazine.

I'll buy a year's subscription if Matthew pays out as he said in his bet thread and in PMs.

Less than 48 hours...

I'll look out for it this weekend. I'm inclined to buy an issue but if Matthew doesn't pay up this Sunday, I don't want anything to do with the magazine.

Same, I'm buying if Matthew pays out.  Hell, I'll be so happy I'll even buy them out most likely. If he doesn't pay with him co-owning the magazine and all, there's no chance in hell I'll ever buy an issue.

Guess we'll see!  Wink

I'll look out for it this weekend. I'm inclined to buy an issue but if Matthew doesn't pay up this Sunday, I don't want anything to do with the magazine.

Same, I'm buying if Matthew pays out.  Hell, I'll be so happy I'll even buy them out most likely. If he doesn't pay with him co-owning the magazine and all, there's no chance in hell I'll ever buy an issue.

Guess we'll see!  Wink

Ditto!! Wink

I'm going to keep you all to your word on that. If I lose and pay out according to the rules in my thread OP, you'll all buy a magazine.


Absolutely. I'll post a pic.
1683  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Raspberry Pi on: September 08, 2012, 12:20:12 AM
For some perspective, I ordered mine June 29th from RS Online, and I have yet to receive it. The waiting list is longer than a BFL product.
1684  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Have you purchased your copy of Bitcoin Magazine Issue #3 at Barnes & Noble yet? on: September 08, 2012, 12:16:08 AM
I'll look out for it this weekend. I'm inclined to buy an issue but if Matthew doesn't pay up this Sunday, I don't want anything to do with the magazine.
1685  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2 BFL singles on: September 06, 2012, 04:19:30 AM
$1400
1686  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2 BFL singles on: September 04, 2012, 11:33:44 PM
At the rate difficulty is rising, I'd be surpised if you make 15 BTC in 60 days. If these were brand new, that puts them at around $750 break even. Used Singles aren't worth more than $700 at this point IMO.

That would mean difficulty would double in the next 30 days. Do you really believe that will happen?
With ASIC testing, anything is possible. Regardless, we are talking a difference of $50. With no difficulty increase at all, the most you are going to get is 20 BTC. Yochdog's offer looks good, I would take it. I'm thinking the market is going to be flooded with singles within the next 30 days going for sub $600. Not everyone is upgrading to ASIC.
1687  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: [WTS] 2 BFL singles on: September 04, 2012, 11:17:44 PM
At the rate difficulty is rising, I'd be surpised if you make 15 BTC in 60 days. If these were brand new, that puts them at around $750 break even. Used Singles aren't worth more than $700 at this point IMO.
1688  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: CGMINER GPU FPGA overclock monitor fanspeed RPC linux/windows/osx/mip/r-pi 2.7.5 on: September 04, 2012, 02:16:39 AM
Is it possible to point each device to a different pool with one instance of cgminer?
1689  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Its Official Pirate Has Defaulted!! on: September 03, 2012, 06:12:48 PM

Wow, you picked a really horrible time to give pirate 10k.
1690  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Pirate wants to settle with individuals for less. Don't let him do it. on: August 31, 2012, 05:20:58 AM
I think PPT operators should bear in mind that if they choose to negotiate with pirate on behalf of their investors, they'll probably be leaving themselves wide open to liability if the investors are not happy with the outcome or if they do not vigorously pursue any and all means possible to recover their investors' money, up to and including taking legal action against pirate.  I'd strongly suggest that the PPT operators seek legal advice regarding their own position should they advise their clients not to deal with pirate directly.

I don't think PPT operators are even considering such a thing. What we're seeing though is outright -blockage- of client information. Chaang Noi is refusing to allow his own clients to contact Pirate even if they -want- to. That's going to make calling my bet a bit difficult to say the least, if everyone got paid except Chaang Noi's clients due to his stubborness.   Undecided


Matt,

I hope your not setting up to win the bet on a technicality.. If the investors don't get at least 90 percent of their money back and it was agreed by the investors and Pirate, (including all interest owed up to the minute of the deal, (if there is one)) then he is in default and is fraudulent.. Now, if Pirate says, i ill give you guys 50 percent as long as you take my deal. I would consider that being held hostage and he is in default.. The way its written, if Pirate doesn't pay at last 90 percent back and its agreed upon by the lenders, then Matt would win.. Anything less, then the bettors would win..Plain and simple..

AR

90% would be a loss as well, the bet was that pirate would repay 100% and nothing less.
1691  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Pirate wants to settle with individuals for less. Don't let him do it. on: August 31, 2012, 05:09:13 AM
Of course pirate wants to pay the bond holders individually. I'm sure a large amount of the bond holders purchased the bonds at significantly lower than face value and would be pleased to get something from pirate. However, if I purchase a 1 BTC bond for .50 BTC, and pirate settles with me for .75 BTC, that is not 150% payback, that's 75% payback, and Mathew's bet is lost given the original terms. Given the original terms of Matthew's bet, if anyone settles for less than face value of the bonds, the bet is lost.
1692  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Pirate wants to settle with individuals for less. Don't let him do it. on: August 31, 2012, 05:00:02 AM


Matthew, since your bet was 100% payout, and some bond holders are settling for less than 100%, haven't you already lost your bet?

Didn't his bet refer to pirate paying people 100%?  If people have sold their debt to someone else for less, pirate no longer owes them anything - the full amount is owed to whoever bought their debt.

Regardless of who owns the bond or what price they purchased it for, pirate needs to pay the full amount to the current bond holder for Matthew to win the bet. if anyone has received a payment less than 100% of the bond's value, Matthew loses the bet. No need to wait until September 9th... I just want to make sure the terms of the bet aren't dynamic in favor of Matthew.
1693  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Pirate wants to settle with individuals for less. Don't let him do it. on: August 31, 2012, 04:48:46 AM
I think PPT operators should bear in mind that if they choose to negotiate with pirate on behalf of their investors, they'll probably be leaving themselves wide open to liability if the investors are not happy with the outcome or if they do not vigorously pursue any and all means possible to recover their investors' money, up to and including taking legal action against pirate.  I'd strongly suggest that the PPT operators seek legal advice regarding their own position should they advise their clients not to deal with pirate directly.

I don't think PPT operators are even considering such a thing. What we're seeing though is outright -blockage- of client information. Chaang Noi is refusing to allow his own clients to contact Pirate even if they -want- to. That's going to make calling my bet a bit difficult to say the least, if everyone got paid except Chaang Noi's clients due to his stubborness.   Undecided

Matthew, since your bet was 100% payout, and some bond holders are settling for less than 100%, haven't you already lost your bet?
1694  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Information obtained about Pirate by calling previous employer on: August 30, 2012, 06:57:51 AM
yes I believe so, seemed a little fatter though.

Thank you Sir.

Here is an older pic. as well.



Yes that's him.
1695  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Information obtained about Pirate by calling previous employer on: August 30, 2012, 06:50:40 AM
yes I believe so, seemed a little fatter though.
1696  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Information obtained about Pirate by calling previous employer on: August 30, 2012, 06:45:48 AM
Why hasn't someone just driven to the dude's apartment to see what's up?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=47173.msg563605#msg563605

Here's where we met for the 5970 a year ago
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=209879521308957040883.0004c875ecb39b488141a&msa=0&ll=33.124694,-96.732178&spn=0.001456,0.003339

3 mile radius, my guess is a couple miles north east of this intersection

If you are planning an agent orange or napalm attack, please let me know so I can evacuate my family.
1697  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Discussion about 10,000BTC Bet (Official) on: August 29, 2012, 05:31:49 AM
A few more solid bets and maybe Matthew can pay off pirate's debt himself? No one in their right mind would take bets after they've already lost. Pirate admitted default today...
1698  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Its Official Pirate Has Defaulted!! on: August 29, 2012, 02:53:42 AM
so, that means he's stealing all the money?

To me it reads, "If you want the money sue me bitches!"

I might be wrong.



Or... I'll be long gone by Friday at midnight, do some busy work while I pack my things.
1699  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: If I win the 10,000BTC, I have an idea for what to do with the money... on: August 28, 2012, 07:18:23 AM
If I win the 10,000BTC bet and I pay for 50,000 issues of the Bitcoin Magazine to be printed and shipped, would you accept one?

Of course! But you are not going to win...

How much is a yearly subscription to Bitcoin magazine? If I win my 10 BTC bet, I'm willing to put some of those winnings towards a subscription.
1700  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: [ENDED] Countdown to radeon 7990 on: August 28, 2012, 06:17:08 AM
I remember when they "revealed" this card back in June and it was called a "7970 X2".
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Powercolor-Radeon-HD-7970-tahiti-dual-Devil13,15939.html

Still can't buy it so I'm not sure what's changed other than the name... Actually, I wonder if AMD gave up on making a reference 7990 with lower power requirements. I suppose the HIS 7970 X2 they revealed in June is also a 7990 now?
http://www.techpowerup.com/167377/HIS-Radeon-HD-7970-X2-IceQ-Graphics-Card-Pictured.html
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