Oh, I remember investigating this scum. Didn't I trace the dudes behind this back to their ghetto hovel way back then? Don't know if I did this here or on SA. Let's see if I can find my old posts.

EDIT: Oh yeah, there we go: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=47496.20

Shame they took down the picture of the ghetto hovel.

Haha, I'm not gonna discuss with you crazy person. We learned that from dank, where we genuinely tried to help him, that this is entirely useless thanks to the specific alterations MJ does to a person's mind. But do continue your "planning". It is most amusing.

You should rather ask how it is a TOWN. Because right now it's an acre of arid New Mexico land without access to water and a manic-depressive weedhead that is banned on half the Internet for being a manic-depressive weedhead as it's leader.

I didn't scroll that far down. Now I did. I'm not sure if I should feel nostalgic or very very sad.

I buy DRM protected media all day every day. It's my job. I buy and sell information. I spend over 6 million dollars annually on DRM protected scientific and non-scientific information. I have not seen a registration code in years. My clients would stone me.

No. I just can't remember when was the last time DRM required me to c&p codes instead of just handling access rights transparently for the user.

Only as legit as the WHOIS entry. So there's always the possibility of someone having entered another one's adress.

In any case he deleted it now. Seems to have gotten the message.

Also he's like an hour away from where I am. So there's no problem in going there to split a neighbourly piece of cake.

And I didn't even call his father yet... 

Registration codes?

How 90s.

Necessary lead times for the production of not very frequent print magazines will ensure the magazine to be out of date weeks before it ships.

There are essentially only two ways to remedy this:
- Raise the frequency of the publication schedule or
- Massively lower the quality of the print material to ensure short delays between "typesetting/layout", printing and shipping. Think "Pink Sheet" or Scripps style newsletters.

Well according to the pre-order page, they've only got 6 million bucks. Divided by the mythical 22 engineers that doesn't really compute to super-rich. Maybe "can buy a nice car" rich.

Yes and no.

All forks will have your coin at that address (or rather your adress will have a value of 1 coin in all forks).

However the abandoned forks are worthless and are no longer mined and thus not spendable, so you still have in total only the value of the 1 coin in the surviving fork as spendable value.

Oh, I'm not joking. They exist. http://bitcoinpolice.org/

I also wasn't joking about the drunkards part.

Meaning no one will ever buy anything.


Are insured by the government.

Not so with bitcoin, where the various defaults we have already seen always and invariably end in total loss. Total loss for the investor, mind you. Not the owner. The owners are in the Bahamas sipping cocktails.


Keep your house from burning down. We've seen what happens with privately financed services. Your house burns down.


Try to transfer bitcoin without a fee. Protip: Don't try to transfer bitcoin without a fee.


I'll give you that


Lack of capital controls after Bretton-Woods ended is exactly which led to the Latin American debt crisis, the East Asian Financial Crisis , the Russian Ruble crisis, and the Global Financial Crisis

Why?


Which ones?

How high is the saponine content in a dose of Rampage?

Can do what?

I'm not trolling. I'm asking. This is Satoshi Tajiri. Who had an obviously enormous impact on youth culture and the entertainment industry. I would think he deserves some appreciation.

There's a btc policy?

Who enforces that?

Is it the Bitcoin Police? Last I checked they were still drunk from their latest BBQ.