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18781  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Possible outcome if Bitcoin do not implement SegWit and LN on: January 31, 2017, 01:17:14 PM
things would change if..

the big 12 exchanges.
and also the merchant tools (bitpay/coinbase) both started pushing for another currency.

EG the 300,000 merchants accepting bitcoin, started accepting another coin and not advertising bitcoin acceptance.
'value' in bitcoin would decline
18782  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Funding Solar Energy with Bitcoin - a solid state & silicon based economy? on: January 31, 2017, 12:59:07 PM
and so it begins

a middle man holds the bags of funds. not much of it ends up actually doing anything in reality but being handled by the middleman.

the middle man will show lots of pictures they googled and lots of sob stories of needs for funding.

No one willing to throw money at such a project huh? What about $9 bilion on just one plant in the sahara which is the first of many? https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/feb/04/morocco-to-switch-on-first-phase-of-worlds-largest-solar-plant

the morocco project is not a "sun exchange" project, its just a google search he found.
for a guy living in africa, seems he is quoting a UK media source

Dangerz
yes countries are getting into solar.. thats not a doubt.
but it doesnt legitimize your business.

nor does your proposal explain why bitcoiners should get involved as you fail to explain(beyond the gimmick of your internal switcheroo pretend) how bitcoin would actually become part of africans daily lives.
18783  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do we need to do to take the Bitcoin mainstream? on: January 31, 2017, 12:27:25 PM
Getting together sound quite easy but it will require some expenses, and there will be nothing rewarding for anyone to just host bitcoin conference in their area. We are only having fewer conference by some big bitcoin related media outlets which are trying to gain some popularity among investors so they can get advertisers for their outlets.

Bitcoin will go to mainstream without any advertising, many people soon gonna realize the potentiality of bitcoin transactions and demonetization along with infinite inflation of cash will force many investors towards bitcoin.

it doesnt need to be expensive to 'get together' start local as a 'meetup'.
arrange to all meet at a cafe/bar a certain day/time each week or month.
usually you may only see 5-15 turn up. so no costs. its just a few guys siting in a cafe/bar drinking their own drinks

learn what local skills locals interested in bitcoin have. start discussing what local shops the majority all use, to se the most popular choices you all would want to see accept bitcoin and plan on what to do to help get local stores to accept bitcoin.

this may as simple as where a bitcoin buyer sets up a fiat bartab with the store. and then gives the store a QR code.. then any customer asking to pay with bitcoins can be shown the qr code. the shop worker just checks a phone browsers bookmarked link of a blockexplorer to see if funds arrive.. and then the store manager takes the cash amount out of the bartab.
(that has been found to be the easiest intro to offer to a business to try out bitcoin acceptance risk free)

usually good practice to ask the cafe/bar you intend to use regularly for meetups to try out showing qr code and checking blockexplorer when their customers ask to pay with bitcoin. it hones your confidence and experience of asking a business to accept bitcoin. while helping the bitcoin buyer have a regular bitcoin income. and getting your first local merchant to accept bitcoin.. (then let it grow from there)

as things grow and more turn up. say 15-50 find another venue that can cater to the amount if the cafe/bar cant cope. some have found they simply ask the bar what day is their slowest/lowest occupancy, meaning more room for bitcoiners if there are less random people there. and arrange the meetups for that day. thus not putting a strain on the bar.

if 50-100 want to turn up then set up an attendance fee of say 100th of the room hire
usually you can hire a room with capacity for 100 for under $100 for a couple hours($1 per attendee) and less for the rom hire/attendees ticket in developing countries. in short split the cost

once things start getting bigger and you want to invite international spokes people to attend. then make the attendance fee (ticket price) equate the cost of hiring the even larger venue for the day.
18784  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Possible outcome if Bitcoin do not implement SegWit and LN on: January 31, 2017, 07:33:09 AM
ill raise a point 5.

if having LN on bitcoin.. will people realise that their funds are locked into X week contracts with penalties for payment hopping and decide, next time they will avoid hops and instead choose hubs, which are cheaper.

making users end up all using the same hub to reduce the hop fee's. turning the hub into paypal 2.0 by being the middle counterparty signing everyone's payment.. for a fee(lower then paying multiple hop fee's).
adding to that. after broadcasting the settlement transaction. having CLTV on the confirmed settlement forcing the confirmed tx to not be spendable for a further 3-5 days to allow the hub manager 3-5 days to submit a CSV revoke code. thus making it feel even more like paypal. which in laymens: 3-5 day balance unavailable and chargebacks.

will people see the benefit of bitcoin?? when it in reality, it ends up feeling the exact same as paypal/failed fiat banking system?

ill raise a point 6.
with people locked into LN hubs.. how many people think /care about the full network, if they are no longer actually transacting daily on the mainnet.
how many full node users will decide they see no benefit of being a full node because all they ever use is the LN node.

will LN actually kill off the full node count when people dont need to use main net daily?
18785  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 07:09:47 AM
making sure that you are submitting solid code

this bip process.. is not about submitting solid code..
its the process just to submit an idea of something. a concept

which usually is one that opposes cores idea.. hense why people need to submit opposing bips to counter cores own bips.

but to submit the idea (proposal/concept... not code) you have to be vetted by them atleast 4 times.(passing through gregs thumb atleast twice)
18786  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 07:05:53 AM


the question the tweet asks should trigger peoples thoughts.. i see problems in the statement. but if you ask the deeper question


if an exchange only plays with lets say 20btc(usually 20k-200k but lets keep it simple). and only has $18,000 to get a bitcoin price of $900 each..

the market cap of say 16,100,000 btc is based on the exchange rate.
but the problem..
the exchange is only playing with smaller amounts of bitcoin.. not the whole 16.1m
so this 20btc being traded and $18,000 fiat holding..

FALSELY makes people think the entire market is worth $14.5billion
when the reality is that there is not $14.5billion sitting in bank accounts to counter the bitcoins in circulation..


hopefully that should wake people up

and then
split it to 2 networks
now there are
20 btcA on an exchange and 20btcB on an exchange
with 16,100,000btcA cap, with 16,100,000btcB cap

again price of btc WAS $900
meaning only $18,000 was ever traded

yep only $18,000 exists in an exchange... but now a total of 40 coins are held on the exchange now

after a split
that $18,000 can go anyway

$9,000 btcA $9,000 btcB or
$8,000 btcA $10,000 btcB or (pick any ratio you like)

maths would still total $18k for 40 coins... which when PROJECTED to the market caps and combining the market caps. still total $14.5bill combined cap

so splitting the coin does not make the coins more valuable or increase the cap... until........



however..
if you create a new market page
no longer just btc<->$
or just btcA<->$   and   btcB<->$
but now
btcA<->$  and   btcB<->$  and  btcA<->btcB

no coins are withdrawn coins in this scenario
no more or less $ are deposited.

the exchange still holds 40 coins and $18,000
but now

5btcB <-> $
5btcB<-> $
and 15 btcA<-> 15 btcB

now lets concentrate on
5 btcB <-> $
5btcB<-> $
$9,000 btcA $9,000 btcB or
$8,000 btcA $10,000 btcB or (pick any ratio you like)

ill use $9,000 btcA $9,000 btcB
now ill emphasis there are still just 40 coins and $18,000 in the exchange.

but because only 5btcA are trading against $9000. that makes each btcA worth $1800 each
16.1 market cap of btcA now= $29billion
but because only 5btcB are trading against $9000. that makes each btcB worth $1800 each
16.1 market cap of btcB now= $29billion

combined market cap price of btcA+btcB now = $58billion..
yet on the exchange. before,during and after a split.. only $18,000 was ever held

...
think long and hard about how market manipulations and how the market cap.. is not true value. not even a good estimate of value and obsurdly over valued the market, based on the movements of just a few coins held actually on the market.. it will wake you up
18787  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 06:13:05 AM


corrected this guy due to his lack of research. seems he is a script reader. not a fact seeker

Ugh, here we go again   Sad...
Ain't you supposed to be researching instead of making these childish tricks?

how old are you? it's not a kindergarded here and Ver is not your beloved father...
untill you mentally grow up and start some own researchin you never overcome your confined point of view...

you've shown yesterday some aspiration to research, dont lose it now, just get on it, chop chop!

review my post history vs your post history.

you troll.
i explain bitcoin
seems you need a new script.

18788  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do we need to do to take the Bitcoin mainstream? on: January 31, 2017, 06:02:54 AM
What BTC need to go mainstream is unity, the house divided against itself will not stand, there are some people that want to reap where they did not sow and this is hurting BTC. The issue of scaling needs to be resolved soon and be able to compete with Visa.

you had a point right upto the "compete with visa"
that last 3 words is the nuclear bomb of the last 2 years drama.

many centralists say that by midnight of any given day bitcoin needs to beat visa. the only route is permissioned contracts looped through commercial hubs managing those contracts to keep costs low.

where as logical rational people see and know we do not have 900million users today. the visa debate is not a debate of today. its a slow and rational natural growth towards, which should be a long term 20-30year goal. not an overnight leap.

yet we have the centralists who want permissioned commercialised hub services (pretty much what visa/paypal do anyway, meaning no benefit) to be the solution because they shout out visa by midnight, now now now. while halting and hindering dynamic blocks because dynamic blocks wont scale to visa levels by midnight..

then we have the diverse dcentalised community wanting dynamic natural growth scaling where nodes decide what they can handle and grow at a natural pace nodes can handle. which allows slow, risk adverse scaling.. which means visa in the next 30 years.

logically we wont have visa overnight. and logically stopping natural dynamic scaling out of fears of overnight scaling are silly. but it just ends up as a fight between pushing for or against commercialised hubs.

18789  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do we need to do to take the Bitcoin mainstream? on: January 31, 2017, 05:52:33 AM
We already have these meetings, but it is on invite only and then the participants can talk about the meeting, but they are not allowed to identify the persons behind the talks, and what they said. We only need the secret hand shakes and then we are ready to turn this into some secret underground frat party for the "in crowd" ^hmmmmm^

They only invite the influential people they can use, not the people who make up the network of users who use the technology.

satoshi roundtable 2017
majority blockstream and the corporate bankers who all love hyperledger
18790  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 05:25:50 AM
It seems that there must be some other explanation besides what you are saying, regarding excluding folks from using testnet.  Maybe they only allow using testnet once a product has been vetted through the BIP process first?   You wouldn't just want random folks coming in to break the system, if they are not testing valid BIP items, right?

and now you start the rabbit hole.

to get a bip, to then be able to testnet,...is like this... (note proposal/idea.. not actual final code, just a proposal)

to get a bip you need to first discuss it on the IRC/forum (moderated by theymos/gmaxwell)

then you need to submit the idea to the bitcoin mailing list. and have people revet/discuss it.
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/d9e890a8f27e46806238e298a346397871fd7e87/README.mediawiki
Quote
People wishing to submit BIPs, first should propose their idea or document to the mailing list. After discussion they should email Greg Maxwell . After copy-editing and acceptance, it will be published here.

then you can go to github and end up seeing this
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/new/master
Quote
You’re creating a file in a project you don’t have write access to. Submitting a change will create the file in a new branch in your fork xxxxxxx/bips, so you can send a pull request.

where you are then required to be vetted again.. to get it submitted(pulled)

and this is just the process to even have a "proposal" listed, not final code, not working model, just a dang proposal!!

.
its like having to sit down for an interview, a reinterview. and then asking a womens father for the womans hand in marriage, purely to be allowed to ask a woman for a date.!!
and then only allowed to go on a date (main testnet) if you promise to not pass third base
18791  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do we need to do to take the Bitcoin mainstream? on: January 31, 2017, 04:59:45 AM
One of the easiest ways to allow bitcoin to be able to become mainstream is as follows.
1) Let the transaction fees fall by allowing segwit to activate.

cores change from reactive fee estimates to average fee estimates has caused a rise in fee's subtly.

when proposing segwit they mentioned 'fee discount' as a bribe.
the issue is the discount does not return fee's back down to 2009-2014 levels. instead even the discount if activated today will just backdate the fee's by a couple months.. and then the fee average estimate will grow again.

inshort segwit fee bribe is a temporary gesture. not a long term and definitely not a permanent fix.

secondly core want to add extra bytes later on to tx's so that the fee per tx grows faster.

we need to concentrate on long term solutions of lean tx's and proper onchain scaling.. not the temporary gesture of segwit.
18792  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 04:51:03 AM
And yet conveniently that can't be shown at all if a larger blocksize is never put on the testnet.  An easy way to delay a proposal indefinitely is for the developers to simply never test it.   Roll Eyes
I think in the near future we're going to see a compromise solution, where BU puts it on the testnet and never tests it, like Classic did 6 months ago with BIP109. For those who don't remember, an invalid BIP109 block mined on testnet (by bitcoin.com, if anyone's surprised by that fact) was rejected by Classic but accepted by Core (which doesn't care about BIP109), causing Classic to reject the majority chain. This would have been an unmitigated disaster had it occurred on mainnet, but since it was on testnet, it went completely unnoticed for nearly a month because apparently nobody was running Classic on testnet.

Hahahahaha

Great point!!!

you do know that testnet is supposed to be used to break a chain and find bugs..

if testnet is being biasedly closed off and only used by nodes that have been vetted to not break.. then ofcourse people wont use the main testnet.
those using the main testnet are instead treating breaks as bad, not looking for bugs and only looking for status quo no issues.

even core went to a separate "segnet" because they were too scared to break testnet..(facepalm)

the stupidity is that testnet is suppose to break.. to reveal bugs. its not suppose to be used as a proof of status quo.
its should be in a 'constant state of breaking/forking, until it breaks no more' paradigm.

those using testnet should be always looking for bugs.. always trying to break testnet, to fix the cause... not running with the safety training wheels on only looking for status quo/successes.

being blind to problems but over selling what works is a fools plan.

other nodes end up making their own testnets due to the vetting process of core not wanting random nodes trying to break the main testnet.
you just dont hear or see much chat about it
18793  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Tweak protocol, brick Asics - defend attack on: January 31, 2017, 03:59:52 AM
if nodes avoided consensus and put up the ban node barricade to cause an intentional split then,
if you are going to do that, then certainly change the mining algo.
especially if the split you are on is a low hashrate. because by going it alone is not just exposed attack. but also causes the nodes to be waiting alot longer for genuine blocks to be produced due to high difficulty vs low hashrate.



due to intentionally banning nodes there would be 2 sets of data with different chains. because the nodes are no longer cooperating/connecting to eachother to form consensus and orphan the wrong/undesirable blocks.

if you have changed the mining algo and now you have your own altcoin, name it clams 2.0 or another random name but its no longer bitcoin



if however you stuck to the same algo's and wanted to play out pool attack scenarios of what could happen if an opposing pool hopped over to your altcoin... then here goes

opposition with low hashrate (under 50% of your network):
the opposition either has to follow the rules of your altcoin to get accepted into that chain to avoid rejects/orphans means the only attack vector that has consequence is 'empty blocks' to cause a bottleneck of transactions left waiting in mempool, and not be subject to reject/orphan risk.
else not following the rules they would get rejected and the nodes just wait for the next genuine rule following block. (no drama)

medium hashrate over 50%:
same as before but this time there are more empty blocks,

else not following the rules same as before but this time they also may be able to build a heritage of rejects if they manage to be next inline for the following block to. resurrecting their reject now as a parent to then add another block ontop as a child, where both simply get rejected (this is then buzzworded 'orphan')  (no drama)

high hashrate:
same as before but this time there are even more empty blocks,

else not following the rules same as before but this time they also may be able to build a deeper heritage of rejects if they manage to be next inline for the following block and the following block after that. resurrecting the first reject now as a grandparent to then add second reject ontop as a parent and the newest block as the child, where they simply get rejected (this is then buzzworded 'orphan chain') (no drama)



rule following, no reject 'empty block' attack vector.
   if able to be persistent(many weeks) and have high enough hash power.. can also cause the difficulty to rise so that the ethical pool has less chances of having blocks with transactions included.
rule breaking, attack vector.
   if able to be persistent and have high enough hash power.. can also cause nodes to just get spammed with rejects while nodes wait for genuine blocks

now take note of my very first sentence.
there is only 2 chains if the nodes intentionally ban opposing nodes.
just having bad data does not cause long term permanent chains. because eventually it will orphan/reject the bad data out, where the low minority rejecting the high majority(on the one chain) simply end up being spammed with rejects/orphans while waiting for genuine blocks



what i have said in this post is about POOLS hopping over.

however if the opposing NODES hopped over and took over the altcoin chain by a dominant majority amount of nodes (sybil attack) this would allow them to accept the rejected data and build on the chain as acceptable where by the rules change.. leaving the minority stalled and unsynced
18794  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do we need to do to take the Bitcoin mainstream? on: January 31, 2017, 01:03:59 AM
1. do not have the aim of your "meetings" just to gather 'investors' with the only goal to push bitcoin to $2k by january 2018..

2. to take bitcoin mainstream. requires
a) get core to release their barbaric hindering of growth by delaying onchain scaling, and instead get real scaling happening rather than their centralised commercial services due to onchain hindered scaling which they are causing.
b) make bitcoin as easy to use and secure to use as a NFC smart watch that only sends out public data (public keys and signed tx's), not private keys
c) remember bitcoin is just code it has no legs to walk up to merchants/shops. has no voice to talk to merchants/shops. PEOPLE need to get involved
d) do not expect rich investors to fly to your local town to get your local shop to accept bitcoin. if YOU want your local shop to accept bitcoin YOU ask for it.
e) if everyone follows point (d) then everyone can help get bitcoin more mainstream in their own area

3) to summarise points 1 and 2. concentrate on letting bitcoin grow. rather than the short term greedy mindset of price spikes and pump and dumps
18795  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 12:47:30 AM
Maxwell can not, and does not represent Core. Therefore, your statement is invalid. My statement is backed up by the very post that you're quoting.

lol,

please return to the logical open mind you retained for a few months. seems you are wearing the core/blockstream defender cap again.
your suggesting gmaxwell is not part of core?

what are you saying, he done a hearn? and no longer coding any bitcoin code, nor acts as a CTO of devs programming bitcoin implementations?
is that your suggestion that he is totally gone and no longer involved with bitcoin?
18796  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 12:41:06 AM
SegWit is far more progressive solution and it solves several problems not just scalability. Besides SegWit is softfork and Unlimited is hardfork. Remember what happened with Etherium after hardfork?

Yeah, hardfork means not decentralized any more, look ETH dumled hard in recent months, ETH will be killed IMO. Softfork is much better than hardfork.

I don't think that there is anything wrong with the concept of a hardfork, as long as the change is not contentious, and that is one of the problems in hardforking with amounts that are much below 95%...

There are certainly advantages to the cleanliness of a hardfork, but many of these hardfork nutjobs (including Ver) are just throwing out those dumb ideas in their own sense of insecurity and desire for influence - and without really appreciating the value of consensus and compromise.

You are correct about Ethereum, they were quasi-centralized before implementing the hardfork, but their subsequent numerous hardforks continued to demonstrate the considerable degree of their centralization.. and also the fact that they miscalculated the level of consensus that they had with the DAO hardfork (which resulted in ETC and really the apparent beginning of their end, seems so, anyhow). 

DAO was a 'bilateral hard fork'
google --oppose-dao-fork

also the difference between soft and hard is simply who gets to vote.
there are still orphan risks and split risks of doing both hard and soft
core however only want to talk about base case scenario of soft and worse case scenario of hard.. rather than the rational best case of both and worse case of both

softfork: consensus - >94% pools no banning/intent of minority. result: small 5% orphan drama then one chain. minority unsynced and dead
softfork: controversial - >50% pools no banning/intent of minority. result: long big% orphan drama then one chain. minority unsynced and dead
softfork: bilateral - intentionally ignoring/banning opposing rules and not including them. result: 2 chains

hardfork: consensus - >94% nodes, then >94% pools no banning/intent of minority. result: 5% orphan drama then one chain. minority unsynced / dead
hardfork: controversial - >50% nodes, then >50% pools no banning/intent of minority. result: big% orphan drama then one chain. minority unsynced / dead
hardfork: bilateral - intentionally ignoring/banning opposing rules and not including them. result: 2 chains
18797  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit vs Bitcoin unlimited on: January 31, 2017, 12:37:20 AM
The main difference lies in the fact that SegWit aims to restructure the block space to allow more transactions per block, while Unlimited aims simply to raise the blocksize to allow more transaction.
CORE aims to split Bitcoin. There was a hint from gmaxwell that it'd be good

corrected this guy due to his lack of research. seems he is a script reader. not a fact seeker

What you are describing is what I and others call a bilaterial hardfork-- where both sides reject the other.

I tried to convince the authors of BIP101 to make their proposal bilateral by requiring the sign bit be set in the version in their blocks (existing nodes require it to be unset). Sadly, the proposals authors were aggressively against this.

The ethereum hardfork was bilateral, probably the only thing they did right--
18798  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Funding Solar Energy with Bitcoin - a solid state & silicon based economy? on: January 30, 2017, 08:24:27 PM
So tell me why why no one did it already?

the reason..
me and gleb have alluded to but not yet bluntly pointed out.

is that when a middle man holds the bags of funds. not much of it ends up actually doing anything in reality but being handled by the middleman.

the middle man will show lots of pictures they googled and lots of sob stories of needs for funding. and they will happily send you mass produced volumes of paperwork showing gratitude.

but when it comes to questioning the end goal and investigating the end goal........ silence begins to be the middlemans answer.
.. followed by anger, insults and threats as they realise the last year of preparing their mony raising starts falling apart
18799  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Western Union is getting destroyed by Bitcoin in Switzerland on: January 30, 2017, 08:12:23 PM
What did they decide to do about it? people should realize something about bitcoin, it's like IPv4 and IPv6 while banks and traditional banking system is more like IPv4 while bitcoin is like IPv6. if you know about internet protocols you'd know what I'm talking about.

bitcoin has IPv6 utility, but.
but then we have blockstream trying to act as ISP's only offering users ipv4 and sidetrack them with bad compression and other features, while the ISP(blockstream) is utilising real IPv6 concepts for commercial banking networks. until they are ready to unveil the new ipv6 currency known as hyperledger
18800  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Funding Solar Energy with Bitcoin - a solid state & silicon based economy? on: January 30, 2017, 07:52:05 PM
gleb, i like them to atleast dig a hole for themself first.

let them back track and change their story to see how desparate they are to sell utopia.
well ice to eskimo's
well i mean sand to people in the desert.
oops
i mean silica to africans. Cheesy Cheesy

its like a bad episode of "the shark tank" or "dragons den" seeing people with a bad and obvious shady business plans, still invited to the tv show to talk about the shady business purely to get to see the business plan get ripped apart

i know i jumped the gun on the other topic. so i guess you deserve to jump the gun here.
but sometimes people need to learn from these unethical utopian hypes. so that people are aware of what they are being fed
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