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GEEZUS GUYZ CALM DOWN!!!!111one
It's a gamble. A really big gamble. I'd rather give my money to pirate than satoshiDICE. And I don't give him much.
@The OP Work on your logic. While Schrodinger's cat is in its box, there is no "100% proof" that it's dead. We take the waveform of both the dead and the alive cat, but that doesn't mean much. Why isn't your post 100% proof that pirate runs a legit business?
Here's a similarly flawed argument in favor of pirate: "Statistically speaking, pirate always pays interest, therefore this is a 0-risk deposit"
If it can be a ponzi it is a ponzi some of the time -> 100% proof. Bullshit. "If it can be legit it is legit some of the time -> 100% proof it's not a ponzi."
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When do you (you being any anti-pirate person) think it's collapsing? Can I make more by betting against you than if I just gave my coins to Pirate? How about I give 1BTC to escrow, and you give 1BTC to escrow, and the escrow pays out 0.071 per week to me, then if pirate defaults, you get the whole 1BTC from me, plus whatever's left of your capital?
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Warning - while you were reading 6 new replies have been posted. You may wish to review your post.
GEEZUS GUYZ CALM DOWN!!!!111one
It's a gamble. A really big gamble. I'd rather give my money to pirate than satoshiDICE. And I don't give him much.
@The OP Work on your logic. While Schrodinger's cat is in its box, there is no "100% proof" that it's dead. We take the waveform of both the dead and the alive cat, but that doesn't mean much. Why isn't your post 100% proof that pirate runs a legit business?
Here's a similarly flawed argument in favor of pirate: "Statistically speaking, pirate always pays interest, therefore this is a 0-risk deposit"
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Hell if I'm installing the mtgox app on my smartphone for 0.0007 BTC
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what about the bitcoins they pay? is unclear how much you are going to receive, all they let you know is "payments up to x BTC" what means nothing.
its like say "get a lottery ticket, you can get up to 10 million dollars!"
Once you enter your BTCaddress, it tells you exactly how much you will earn.
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Actually, one member of the Lending forums has already stated that his interest rates for a pass-through will continue to be 6.75%...
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"Estimated BTC Transacted" fascinates me. Sometimes it's right, other times wrong. But in transactions such as a recent interest payment I received, it has no idea. Neither output has been spent, so either could be to a change address. It guessed the lower number, and was wrong. Is it just flipping a coin?
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Does signmessage work yet?
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See the OP of the main BS&T thread
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What about small TX's? Doesn't it compromise anonymity just as much to have several different-address inputs combined (not to mention it costs more in KB --> fees) than to re-use the same address until it gets to a certain amount?
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I expected it to be short, but apparently one needs to listen to the whole hour's worth of audio from each clip to even find the beginnings and ends of the interviews...
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Can you please reply specifically to me? It's not very helpful the way you phrased it. How about I pay you 1 BTC for the 4 timestamps...
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How are you dealing with PayPal? Surely something bad is bound to happen...
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Hey Trader Steve, did you cash that out yet?
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Guess what? The only suitable response is "what?"
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What's your plan for the upcoming interest reduction?
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Exactly. You don't need to check the whole file from every node. Just check random chunks of the file.
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When FiveMinuteCoin.com is back up, add that to the list as well. I think it's the highest paying faucet (and rightly so, given that you need to stay there for 5 minutes...)
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Arch Linux - only install what you want (seriously, it doesn't even come with a desktop installed) to keep everything light. Plus, you learn all about Linux while setting it up.
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