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2381  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dash: The Future Internet Of Money? on: April 09, 2016, 10:10:10 AM
Make the bounty in BTC at a proven BTC address and make it 1000 BTC.

If Dash can't secure $425,000 in value, then it is useless.

That might make it worth my opportunity cost. I would surely investigate if the BTC is in a reliable escrow.

Another hacker would probably beat me to it. You'd have many more people trying to attack it.

Looking at your history begging Monero/ETH to hire you, make me think you will work for much cheaper saying you would do it for 1000 BTC just makes you look more ignorant and pure jealous of Evan's success.

Also looking at your Linkedin profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelby-moore-iii-b31488b0 it seems to me that you are living now in the philippines  probably because you can't afford living in your own country yet asking for a 1000 BTC as if you are a big shot crypto developer when in fact you are one big mouth dude with full of hot air just like your buddy Smooth.

Nice use of #1 of the shitcoiner's guide to shitcoin logic.

#1. No matter how dire the warning from those technobabling nerds sound, they can be easily refuted with one word--JEALOUSY. Say it often and say it proud and don't let their theoretical arguments get in the way of you and your rightful shitcoin future. If they tell you the algowhateverthingy is broken, say "These blankcoin motherfuckers have been saying that for months and look, our coin is still alive and stronger than ever! They're just jealous that (our coin is ahead of them on coinmarketcap.com) or (our coin has twice the innovation as that has-been and every day we're eating into their market cap)." If you can work SCARED and JEALOUS into the same post, all the better.
2382  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Satoshi,BCNext = TPTB_need_war? on: April 09, 2016, 09:59:03 AM
While eating my late lunch, I was thinking this DecentralizedEconomics anonymous person seems to be quite interested me.

He has been writing about me on this thread for the past 2 - 3 days and virtually no other posts on the forum else where during this time frame.

Amazing he would expend so much effort on someone who he claims isn't worthy of anything. Kind of makes one wonder about his maturity, sanity and/or rationality.

I'm always amazed when someone sees a guy shouting obscenities at the bar while watching a sporting event and reacts with, "I don't get it, it's just a game?" That guy (the one tearing his hair out over a game) most likely lost a small fortune gambling and it might have been the straw that broke his overly-understanding-for-too-long wife's back or the one that will get his back broken by a less-than-understanding bookie.

In the cryptocurrency betting circle ,the game is never really over and one can spend years hoping their luck will turn around, however impossible the chances would look to an uninterested observer. My guess is that DE views your statements on synereo as a threat to his investment and that DE also believes that if he can discredit you that his luck will turn around. Why he doesn't get a new bag after reading the likelihood of a coin's failure is beyond me, but he may have timed it very badly and is unable to coop rationally with the loss "realized." He doesn't seem too rational, so this seems likely and would explain his obsessive behavior.

2383  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Shitcoiner's Guide to Shitcoin Logic on: April 09, 2016, 09:08:28 AM
Grin what made you decide to come up with this post?

Inspiration!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1430587.0
2384  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / The Shitcoiner's Guide to Shitcoin Logic on: April 08, 2016, 10:11:23 PM
The Shitcoiner's Guide to Shitcoin Logic

This is a handy guide for those who are sick and tired of technical arguments. Don't be the victim of technowizardry and logic, don't let the cryptocurrency world be ruled by math, fuck math! Math is for eggheads and dorks and no future is going to be dictated by protocols. Cryptocurrency is easy and a good marketing plan and these helpful techniques will be all you'll need to put nerds on standby and rocket your shitcoin to the moon and beyond.

#1. No matter how dire the warning from those technobabling nerds sound, they can be easily refuted with one word--JEALOUSY. Say it often and say it proud and don't let their theoretical arguments get in the way of you and your rightful shitcoin future. If they tell you the algowhateverthingy is broken, say "These blankcoin motherfuckers have been saying that for months and look, our coin is still alive and stronger than ever! They're just jealous that (our coin is ahead of them on coinmarketcap.com) or (our coin has twice the innovation as that has-been and every day we're eating into their market cap)." If you can work SCARED and JEALOUS into the same post, all the better.

#2. THAT"S JUST LIKE YOUR OPINION MAN. This a technology built around theoretical math, and you don't have to know much about theoretical math to know that these eggheads are always arguing about who's right. But lucky for you and your shitcoin is that you don't have understand therorhetical math to pull the OPINION card. Just keep saying it and no one will notice that you aren't actually arguing math, game theory, economics, or any other nerdisms. Just keep on saying it's just their opinion, because there are more people with no therorhetical understanding than there are that do--and you just need their money to launch your shitcoin into the stratosphere (or whatever crap is between us and the moon).

#3. FUD. If 1 and 2 aren't doing the trick just keep repeating FUD (while simultaneously slipping in every possible negative you can about them or whatever coin they endorse). Politicians call this mudslinging, but we'll call it FUDslingin'.

#4. "They're attacking us therefore...." JEALOUSY, BUTTHURT and FEAR are a powerful trifecta of shitcoinery. No one trading your shitcoin is worrying about the subtleties of distribution or scale or anonymity or security--you just need a slogan via bumper sticker logic.

#5. If all else fails, TROLL! Make fun of their mom, their dad, their girlfriend, their lack of a mom, dad, or girlfriend. Say they're poor, say they're rich, say they have a small penis, a big penis, multiple penises of varying size--whatever, anything to get the subject off a technological footing. People buy on emotion and abusing people's emotions is shitcoinery 101.

#6. Act like a girly man, say the critics are bullying you, ganging-up on you, forcing the narrative on you without your consent, but whatever you do, don't engage their valid criticism--you'll use up a lot of energy, lose control of the narrative and likely expose the holes in your shitcoin.

#7. Appeal to greed. Tell them you sold your position in their coin and that you won't ever buy their coin until they stop attacking your shitcoin. Doesn't matter if you own any or not--what you're hoping is that they are just average shitcoiners like yourself and are all about getting paid in shitcoin gold.
2385  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dash: The Future Internet Of Money? on: April 08, 2016, 08:52:35 PM

dnet and others are out. These are fair(er) versions of dash. Looks for them. More will start to flow out soon I'm sure.

Find the fairer clones and support them. Even dashers should realise a 0.001% stake in dash can buy you a 01% stake in the clones. Far better chance of big returns.
Do they have a world-class dev team and a professional, devoted community? I'll stick with Dash. I know a winning team when I see one.

World class dev team? They chose the insecurity of x11, a second rate anonymity method, and topped it off with an instamine and emissions reduction. This level of delusion should be reserved for religions and psych-wards, not technology.

Aren't you the same idiot who tweeted that Evan could cure cancer if he was locked in a room for an hour?
Ad hominems notwithstanding, yes, I'm the same idiot who tweeted that, and you're entitled to your opinion. I used to be like you, skeptical of Dash. But then I did more research, hung around a bit, and let me tell you, there is no more cohesive group in crypto. Everyone focuses on their strengths, and does what they can to improve the project.

The points I made in my article are powerful ones, and they indicate that Dash will stand the test of time.

You should do more research, then you'd realize that the flaws in dash are hardly opinion (but maybe you think Evan will magically cure them after he's done curing cancer).
There are flaws in every crypto. Having the means and the talent to fix them is what separates Dash from the rest. You will start to see it more and more with increased marketcap leading to more capability to finance projects. The flaws will be fixed, but the strengths remain.

Hope isn't a plan. How will the flaws be fixed? And don't sell me by the same genius who built them into the coin. Show me a plan, a white paper, anything but marketing spiel and vague promises. Amateur hour is over.
I'm not hoping. I bought into the team, not the individual. The team behind Dash, including myself, is relentless and will not stop until we reach our goals. If a certain aspect of Dash threatens our survival, make no mistake, we will make every attempt and due diligence until it is fixed. There are no such flaws right now.

X11 is insecure. Instanx is flawed as outlined by TPTB_need-war. Both of these flaws have been made apparent to Evan. He initially argued that one didn't exist (in the case of instantx) and stated that there was an easy fix if X11 was exploited, but when shown that his logic was flawed in both cases, he disappeared from the both conversations. So is there a plan to fix these flaws or are you maintaining they don't exist?
Both of these statements will be dealt with if someone actually proves that they're a problem. If someone breaks x-11, we will fix it. If someone takes money from someone using InstantX, we will fix it. Until someone actually has the wherewithal to attack Dash and actually break it, those statements are just conjecture. Even if they were true, the attacker would be doing Dash a favour by making it stronger, and allowing our professional team the chance to improve the Internet Of Money. So please, go to your friend and tell him Tao told him to stand by his statements and break Dash.

How would you "fix" an X11 exploit? Sorry if your hand waving and promises are meaningless to me. Evan's plan was to eliminate the exploited chain and roll everything back, but that's BS, and when countered on his flawed plan, he disappeared. So now the plan is to just wait and see if it happens and then fix it? How? Luck and good intentions?
Your hand-waving and baseless accusations are equally meaningless to me. If you back up your statement and break Dash, we will fix it. That I promise you.

I find it amazing that you are pitching this as a good investment when you can't even acknowledge a major flaw. When it breaks, it will be broken, and you won't be able to just fix it. Congratulations on your bliss, but I'd pay to see your face when you realize what it's based on. Happy trails, I'll let you get back to your little sales rally.
2386  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dash: The Future Internet Of Money? on: April 08, 2016, 08:17:37 PM

dnet and others are out. These are fair(er) versions of dash. Looks for them. More will start to flow out soon I'm sure.

Find the fairer clones and support them. Even dashers should realise a 0.001% stake in dash can buy you a 01% stake in the clones. Far better chance of big returns.
Do they have a world-class dev team and a professional, devoted community? I'll stick with Dash. I know a winning team when I see one.

World class dev team? They chose the insecurity of x11, a second rate anonymity method, and topped it off with an instamine and emissions reduction. This level of delusion should be reserved for religions and psych-wards, not technology.

Aren't you the same idiot who tweeted that Evan could cure cancer if he was locked in a room for an hour?
Ad hominems notwithstanding, yes, I'm the same idiot who tweeted that, and you're entitled to your opinion. I used to be like you, skeptical of Dash. But then I did more research, hung around a bit, and let me tell you, there is no more cohesive group in crypto. Everyone focuses on their strengths, and does what they can to improve the project.

The points I made in my article are powerful ones, and they indicate that Dash will stand the test of time.

You should do more research, then you'd realize that the flaws in dash are hardly opinion (but maybe you think Evan will magically cure them after he's done curing cancer).
There are flaws in every crypto. Having the means and the talent to fix them is what separates Dash from the rest. You will start to see it more and more with increased marketcap leading to more capability to finance projects. The flaws will be fixed, but the strengths remain.

Hope isn't a plan. How will the flaws be fixed? And don't sell me by the same genius who built them into the coin. Show me a plan, a white paper, anything but marketing spiel and vague promises. Amateur hour is over.
I'm not hoping. I bought into the team, not the individual. The team behind Dash, including myself, is relentless and will not stop until we reach our goals. If a certain aspect of Dash threatens our survival, make no mistake, we will make every attempt and due diligence until it is fixed. There are no such flaws right now.

X11 is insecure. Instanx is flawed as outlined by TPTB_need-war. Both of these flaws have been made apparent to Evan. He initially argued that one didn't exist (in the case of instantx) and stated that there was an easy fix if X11 was exploited, but when shown that his logic was flawed in both cases, he disappeared from the both conversations. So is there a plan to fix these flaws or are you maintaining they don't exist?
Both of these statements will be dealt with if someone actually proves that they're a problem. If someone breaks x-11, we will fix it. If someone takes money from someone using InstantX, we will fix it. Until someone actually has the wherewithal to attack Dash and actually break it, those statements are just conjecture. Even if they were true, the attacker would be doing Dash a favour by making it stronger, and allowing our professional team the chance to improve the Internet Of Money. So please, go to your friend and tell him Tao told him to stand by his statements and break Dash.

How would you "fix" an X11 exploit? Sorry if your hand waving and promises are meaningless to me. Evan's plan was to eliminate the exploited chain and roll everything back, but that's BS, and when countered on his flawed plan, he disappeared. So now the plan is to just wait and see if it happens and then fix it? How? Luck and good intentions?
2387  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dash: The Future Internet Of Money? on: April 08, 2016, 07:57:21 PM

dnet and others are out. These are fair(er) versions of dash. Looks for them. More will start to flow out soon I'm sure.

Find the fairer clones and support them. Even dashers should realise a 0.001% stake in dash can buy you a 01% stake in the clones. Far better chance of big returns.
Do they have a world-class dev team and a professional, devoted community? I'll stick with Dash. I know a winning team when I see one.

World class dev team? They chose the insecurity of x11, a second rate anonymity method, and topped it off with an instamine and emissions reduction. This level of delusion should be reserved for religions and psych-wards, not technology.

Aren't you the same idiot who tweeted that Evan could cure cancer if he was locked in a room for an hour?
Ad hominems notwithstanding, yes, I'm the same idiot who tweeted that, and you're entitled to your opinion. I used to be like you, skeptical of Dash. But then I did more research, hung around a bit, and let me tell you, there is no more cohesive group in crypto. Everyone focuses on their strengths, and does what they can to improve the project.

The points I made in my article are powerful ones, and they indicate that Dash will stand the test of time.

You should do more research, then you'd realize that the flaws in dash are hardly opinion (but maybe you think Evan will magically cure them after he's done curing cancer).
There are flaws in every crypto. Having the means and the talent to fix them is what separates Dash from the rest. You will start to see it more and more with increased marketcap leading to more capability to finance projects. The flaws will be fixed, but the strengths remain.

Hope isn't a plan. How will the flaws be fixed? And don't sell me by the same genius who built them into the coin. Show me a plan, a white paper, anything but marketing spiel and vague promises. Amateur hour is over.
I'm not hoping. I bought into the team, not the individual. The team behind Dash, including myself, is relentless and will not stop until we reach our goals. If a certain aspect of Dash threatens our survival, make no mistake, we will make every attempt and due diligence until it is fixed. There are no such flaws right now.

X11 is insecure. Instanx is flawed as outlined by TPTB_need-war. Both of these flaws have been made apparent to Evan. He initially argued that one didn't exist (in the case of instantx) and stated that there was an easy fix if X11 was exploited, but when shown that his logic was flawed in both cases, he disappeared from the both conversations. So is there a plan to fix these flaws or are you maintaining they don't exist?
2388  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dash: The Future Internet Of Money? on: April 08, 2016, 07:01:24 PM

dnet and others are out. These are fair(er) versions of dash. Looks for them. More will start to flow out soon I'm sure.

Find the fairer clones and support them. Even dashers should realise a 0.001% stake in dash can buy you a 01% stake in the clones. Far better chance of big returns.
Do they have a world-class dev team and a professional, devoted community? I'll stick with Dash. I know a winning team when I see one.

World class dev team? They chose the insecurity of x11, a second rate anonymity method, and topped it off with an instamine and emissions reduction. This level of delusion should be reserved for religions and psych-wards, not technology.

Aren't you the same idiot who tweeted that Evan could cure cancer if he was locked in a room for an hour?
Ad hominems notwithstanding, yes, I'm the same idiot who tweeted that, and you're entitled to your opinion. I used to be like you, skeptical of Dash. But then I did more research, hung around a bit, and let me tell you, there is no more cohesive group in crypto. Everyone focuses on their strengths, and does what they can to improve the project.

The points I made in my article are powerful ones, and they indicate that Dash will stand the test of time.

You should do more research, then you'd realize that the flaws in dash are hardly opinion (but maybe you think Evan will magically cure them after he's done curing cancer).
There are flaws in every crypto. Having the means and the talent to fix them is what separates Dash from the rest. You will start to see it more and more with increased marketcap leading to more capability to finance projects. The flaws will be fixed, but the strengths remain.

Hope isn't a plan. How will the flaws be fixed? And don't sell me by the same genius who built them into the coin. Show me a plan, a white paper, anything but marketing spiel and vague promises. Amateur hour is over.
2389  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dash: The Future Internet Of Money? on: April 08, 2016, 06:38:12 PM

dnet and others are out. These are fair(er) versions of dash. Looks for them. More will start to flow out soon I'm sure.

Find the fairer clones and support them. Even dashers should realise a 0.001% stake in dash can buy you a 01% stake in the clones. Far better chance of big returns.
Do they have a world-class dev team and a professional, devoted community? I'll stick with Dash. I know a winning team when I see one.

World class dev team? They chose the insecurity of x11, a second rate anonymity method, and topped it off with an instamine and emissions reduction. This level of delusion should be reserved for religions and psych-wards, not technology.

Aren't you the same idiot who tweeted that Evan could cure cancer if he was locked in a room for an hour?
Ad hominems notwithstanding, yes, I'm the same idiot who tweeted that, and you're entitled to your opinion. I used to be like you, skeptical of Dash. But then I did more research, hung around a bit, and let me tell you, there is no more cohesive group in crypto. Everyone focuses on their strengths, and does what they can to improve the project.

The points I made in my article are powerful ones, and they indicate that Dash will stand the test of time.

You should do more research, then you'd realize that the flaws in dash are hardly opinion (but maybe you think Evan will magically cure them after he's done curing cancer).
2390  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dash: The Future Internet Of Money? on: April 08, 2016, 06:14:50 PM

dnet and others are out. These are fair(er) versions of dash. Looks for them. More will start to flow out soon I'm sure.

Find the fairer clones and support them. Even dashers should realise a 0.001% stake in dash can buy you a 01% stake in the clones. Far better chance of big returns.
Do they have a world-class dev team and a professional, devoted community? I'll stick with Dash. I know a winning team when I see one.

World class dev team? They chose the insecurity of x11, a second rate anonymity method, and topped it off with an instamine and emissions reduction. This level of delusion should be reserved for religions and psych-wards, not technology.

Aren't you the same idiot who tweeted that Evan could cure cancer if he was locked in a room for an hour?
2391  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Satoshi,BCNext = TPTB_need_war? on: April 08, 2016, 03:56:23 AM
Fuck i told a LONG winded story about how i shit myself in the Wallmart parking lot

Spoetnik the epitome of class.

I'm not directly referring to you, but I will say that how people conduct themselves says everything about them.

What about Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, Linus Torvalds (<--- click this!), Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, etc..

They accomplished nothing.

Well everybody accomplishes something.  Whether it's good or bad is another story.

The people on his list were among the best at what they did. You're not even a very accomplished troll, maybe flashing your balls would help....

Wait a second... you think "Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, and Mike Tyson" were the best at what they did?  On what grounds are you making that comment?  Drug addiction or thuggery?

I think I've already identified your problem.

But getting back to results of actions rather than intent of morals--so you're pimping what is likely faulty technology and TPTB_need _war is dismissing that technology based on the available info, so the result of those actions is that you are convincing people to invest badly and TPTB_need_war is convincing people to invest wisely--you're the bad guy. No amount of moral soap boxing is going to dismiss a sound technical argument, it may distract those with a low-technical aptitude, but it will never erase a valid point. I suggest you get off his balls and invalidate his points, or pick a new coin to shill. People like yourself waste everybody's time (and money if anyone is dumb enough to take you seriously) and (try to) drag this whole forum into the realm of he said/she said.

I'm not recommending that anyone invest in anything.  That's what you do with your Monero posts.  All I'm doing is informing people of an alternative social network platform, which I think will help promote free speech and the general well-being of society.

The reason you don't like what I'm saying is because you know that I view you as "not the right type of person", and you'd be correct about that assumption.  Imo, anyone who makes comments about "crowdsourcing a Jenna Jameson android", who is a well-known pornographer, to look 'cool' or 'manly' has some serious self-esteem issues.  You're worse than someone who exposes themselves on the internet, because at least they are doing it to themselves, but you're advocating doing it to women.

Can you invalidate any of Shelby's criticisms of synereo? If not, why are you wasting everyone's time? Besides the obvious of having a bag of synereo that your emotionally bound to defend until it reaches some set price goal that you think will make you a success.

All of Shelby's criticisms of Synereo are his personal opinions.  There's nothing to invalidate.

I think you're a waste of time, dude. Not sure why you are getting all two bit psychologist on me, but if Shelby's criticisms of Synereo are just opinions, you should be able to show as much--end of story. So do that and stop trying to assassinate people's character with your soap box moralizing. This is a technical forum, not a church.

Hey, I didn't tell Shelby to post a picture of "someone else's" groin (without clarifying that it wasn't his), and I didn't tell you to make that Jenna Jameson comment.  Like it or not, people judge others on their actions.  If you don't want to be judged then, be smart enough to keep quiet.  You know as well as I do that you can't have a discussion with Shelby.  Shelby thinks everything is wrong unless he is doing it.  In Shelby's mind, Shelby is always right one-hundred percent of the time, and nobody is going to change that.

Weird that you assume that I'm somehow ashamed of my willingness to crowdfund a Jenna Jameson sexbot (but whatever).

Anyone with half a brain has figured out that you are only using the moral low-ground argument because you either don't have a technical argument to invalidate Shelby's criticism or you lost the technical argument already and want to shift the ground to save face.

What's great about a sound technical argument is you can keep posting it without making any adjustments and save yourself a lot of time and hassle. So post one or STFU.

Here' mine:

DecentralizeEconomics can't invalidate Shelby's criticism of Synereo, so he is attempting to attack Shelby's character and by that invalidate Shelby's criticism for those stupid enough to believe technical arguments can be invalidated non-technical arguments. 

An example would be: Caravaggio murdered a man, therefore his paintings are worthless or poor quality. Though anyone who knows the slightest thing about art would know that history has proven Caravaggio's art is priceless, and oddly enough, he is considered one of the greatest painters of the gospels to ever live despite his less than gospel life--put that in your morality pipe and smoke it.

What's great about this is that now I can copy/paste the technical argument that shows you and your agenda for what they really are and I don't have to waste time running in pointless circles. I love efficiency.  Wink
2392  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Satoshi,BCNext = TPTB_need_war? on: April 08, 2016, 03:06:09 AM
Fuck i told a LONG winded story about how i shit myself in the Wallmart parking lot

Spoetnik the epitome of class.

I'm not directly referring to you, but I will say that how people conduct themselves says everything about them.

What about Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, Linus Torvalds (<--- click this!), Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, etc..

They accomplished nothing.

Well everybody accomplishes something.  Whether it's good or bad is another story.

The people on his list were among the best at what they did. You're not even a very accomplished troll, maybe flashing your balls would help....

Wait a second... you think "Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, and Mike Tyson" were the best at what they did?  On what grounds are you making that comment?  Drug addiction or thuggery?

I think I've already identified your problem.

But getting back to results of actions rather than intent of morals--so you're pimping what is likely faulty technology and TPTB_need _war is dismissing that technology based on the available info, so the result of those actions is that you are convincing people to invest badly and TPTB_need_war is convincing people to invest wisely--you're the bad guy. No amount of moral soap boxing is going to dismiss a sound technical argument, it may distract those with a low-technical aptitude, but it will never erase a valid point. I suggest you get off his balls and invalidate his points, or pick a new coin to shill. People like yourself waste everybody's time (and money if anyone is dumb enough to take you seriously) and (try to) drag this whole forum into the realm of he said/she said.

I'm not recommending that anyone invest in anything.  That's what you do with your Monero posts.  All I'm doing is informing people of an alternative social network platform, which I think will help promote free speech and the general well-being of society.

The reason you don't like what I'm saying is because you know that I view you as "not the right type of person", and you'd be correct about that assumption.  Imo, anyone who makes comments about "crowdsourcing a Jenna Jameson android", who is a well-known pornographer, to look 'cool' or 'manly' has some serious self-esteem issues.  You're worse than someone who exposes themselves on the internet, because at least they are doing it to themselves, but you're advocating doing it to women.

Can you invalidate any of Shelby's criticisms of synereo? If not, why are you wasting everyone's time? Besides the obvious of having a bag of synereo that your emotionally bound to defend until it reaches some set price goal that you think will make you a success.

All of Shelby's criticisms of Synereo are his personal opinions.  There's nothing to invalidate.

I think you're a waste of time, dude. Not sure why you are getting all two bit psychologist on me, but if Shelby's criticisms of Synereo are just opinions, you should be able to show as much--end of story. So do that and stop trying to assassinate people's character with your soap box moralizing. This is a technical forum, not a church.
2393  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Satoshi,BCNext = TPTB_need_war? on: April 08, 2016, 02:07:49 AM
Fuck i told a LONG winded story about how i shit myself in the Wallmart parking lot

Spoetnik the epitome of class.

I'm not directly referring to you, but I will say that how people conduct themselves says everything about them.

What about Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, Linus Torvalds (<--- click this!), Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, etc..

They accomplished nothing.

Well everybody accomplishes something.  Whether it's good or bad is another story.

The people on his list were among the best at what they did. You're not even a very accomplished troll, maybe flashing your balls would help....

But getting back to results of actions rather than intent of morals--so you're pimping what is likely faulty technology and TPTB_need _war is dismissing that technology based on the available info, so the result of those actions is that you are convincing people to invest badly and TPTB_need_war is convincing people to invest wisely--you're the bad guy. No amount of moral soap boxing is going to dismiss a sound technical argument, it may distract those with a low-technical aptitude, but it will never erase a valid point. I suggest you get off his balls and invalidate his points, or pick a new coin to shill. People like yourself waste everybody's time (and money if anyone is dumb enough to take you seriously) and (try to) drag this whole forum into the realm of he said/she said.

Can you invalidate any of Shelby's criticisms of synereo? If not, why are you wasting everyone's time? Besides the obvious of having a bag of synereo that your emotionally bound to defend until it reaches some set price goal that you think will make you a success.
2394  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Satoshi,BCNext = TPTB_need_war? on: April 07, 2016, 01:52:06 AM


No "intelligent" person is going to crowdfund someone who posts their genitals on the internet.

I'd crowdfund a Jenna Jameson android, but as far as a coin, why would I care what the person posts as long as the project can achieve its goals and they aren't the same as a dozen or so other projects out there? Yes, all things being equal, I would crowdfund the project with the developer who doesn't post his junk on forums, but all things aren't equal, so as long as his behavior doesn't get him locked up or otherwise destroy the project's chances for survival, what do I care? It seems the people who cry foul over people's personal foibles are the same ones who don't understand the technology enough to look past superficial aspects to determine which projects are "good" and which are "bad."

Also, do you not see that your post are easily dismissed as someone who is backing a coin that TPTB_need_war criticized and therefore you are trying to destroy his credibility by any means necessary? You're hardly the first and certainly not the best (attempt)--you might want to try learning the fundamentals of the math and logic he is using to criticize the weaker coins on this forum as most intelligent people aren't going to be swayed by posturing and rhetoric.
2395  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Satoshi,BCNext = TPTB_need_war? on: April 05, 2016, 05:06:15 PM
So that means the dashtards will have to make good on their promise to defend their crappy-ass coin even if Satoshi criticizes it. Roll Eyes
2396  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: looking for truth: if dash is scam, where are the victims? on: April 05, 2016, 04:39:41 AM

Still waiting on a refutation from anyone on the two design flaws in dash

Ok. Lets talk "security" and "design flaws" then - but “proper” flaws, not your strawman peashooter type.

As I've outlined several times, there is no greater design flaw known to sane minds than creating a decentralised blockchain, getting rid of counter-parties and then obscuring it. That basically exhibits all the monetary design logic of a chocolate teapot.

In the fiat world, although we consider bank accounts as "money", they actually represent the personal state of credit or debt of a designated individual. We are not trading bearer tokens, we're trading records of personal debt and in that respect they're much like medical records in that they pertain to an individual, hence the need for obfuscation to protect personal privacy.

Unbacked monetary units such as gold nuggets, coins, barrels of oil, or cryptographic tokens on the other hand, are not records of anything objectively.  Obscuring them is therefore meaningless and does nothing for anyone's privacy. What it does do, however, is utterly diminish their monetary value to the point of uselessness.

Which brings me to your other point...

Qwizzie, you're a fucking moron. The only reason there isn't a GUI is that the developers...want to get the coin right before making it available to a general audience

Sorry to inform you that there is no GUI Wallet that a network like Monero can ever have that is remotely secure. Not because it's not theoretically possible, but because everytime anyone fires the send button their funds are disappearing into a black hole that neither man nor beast can shine a torch on. If your lucky and if your beautiful GUI Wallet isn't hacked to smithereens' because you downloaded a dodgy one then one person on the planet might see their balance change. But you've no way of ever verifying that independently, they've no way of knowing it was you that sent it or that the funds came from a legitimate address and neither has the general public who are the people who have to endorse the whole thing with value anyway.

So the next time you bring up “design flaws” and I don’t reply, just think to yourself "empty safe" and you might eventually get the picture of what I see when I look at what you're touting as money  Wink


Tok, just because you don't understand that Monero's coinbase is as verifiable as Bitcoin's doesn't mean the rest of us are that ignorant, but nice try to refute a valid criticism by attacking something uninvolved. I suggest you try again and try harder.

Still waiting. Isn't there one person in all of dash who can refute the claim that x11 and instantx are major design flaws. The longer it goes on the more likely it becomes its own topic. So maybe next time you can try someone who understands cryptosystems better, or at least understands them.
2397  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: looking for truth: if dash is scam, where are the victims? on: April 04, 2016, 08:00:26 PM
... seeing how many member of them...

Two. I know it's hard to count, but two ffs.

Now three. But this will be my only post here.

generalizethis
smooth
cryptohunter
TPTB_need_war

that pretty much counts as 4 .. in 2 pages alone. Posting several times. They can also be found in any anti Dash thread...



Apparently reading isn't your forte either, those who said they lost money on the dashscam are myself, meme magic, and kennyP.

Still waiting on a refutation from anyone on the two design flaws in dash--instantx and X11..... Anyone? I know your dev gave up, but are you all just hoping the poor design decisions are going to magically disappear, like so many coins after an emissions cut?
2398  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: looking for truth: if dash is scam, where are the victims? on: April 04, 2016, 07:51:03 PM
looking for truth: if dash is scam, where are the victims?

I somehow doubt any of these Monero fanatics that replied in this thread are a victim here..... so where are they ?
victims please step forward, i promise no harm will come to you  Roll Eyes

^^look up, 3. I know dashtards are mathematically challenged, but come on!
2399  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: looking for truth: if dash is scam, where are the victims? on: April 04, 2016, 07:35:22 PM
i hear a lot of people (ehm monero or nsa or other anon coins supporters) screaming all around the web about the DASH scam or whatever

is there any victim of this scam? can you reveal here in which way and how much you lost? what is the scheme?
i want numbers, real stories


You demand quite some attention from a new account.
I doubt that this is your main account. Did you lose it?  Grin
However, oddly enough, you've got your answers.


yep, only one person felt a victom because he wasnt aware of the instamine and sold his Darkcoin afterwards which of course is a bit strange to hear as the instamine
has been discussed endless times in this section alone and also has been read by 13.688 viewers since 29th of march 2014 on Darkcoin / Dash's official site


https://dashtalk.org/threads/the-birth-of-darkcoin.162/

and has been discussed in much more details here :

https://dashdot.io/alpha/?page_id=118

Quote
In this article, we explore the impact of the “instamine” on the Dash ecosystem. There’s been talk from the very beginning of Dash about the very first 24 hours, 1.9 million coins were issued. We gained access to Evan Duffield to directly answer some questions about the instamine and give us an account of what happened.

A little bit of investigation about a coin's history before investing actually any money into it is really not that much to ask ... is it ?  Huh  

I could drag Monero's history into this as well, seeing how many member of them are gathered in this thread to spread fud about either the masternode network, Evan Duffield, Darksend mixing or the Dash community  but whats the point ? Its not like they are hiding their cripple miner software problems from their early days ? or trying to hide that their webwallet has more security holes in it then Swiss cheese or that
they still dont have an offically supported GUI wallet after more two years .... there is a word for this all of course, a simple powerfull word :

Hypocrites

  

Qwizzie, you're a fucking moron. The only reason there isn't a GUI is that the developers (unlike the shit developers at dash) want to get the coin right before making it available to a general audience--notice they didn't slam 11 algos together making the coin 11 times insecure or fuck up remedial math with a poorly thought out instantx scheme. As for the crippled miner, that's pretty well documented and hardly on par with dash's launch, but nice use of supposition as FUD.

But again, I ask you, Evan, Tok, Aleix or any of the dashtards to refute the claims that X11 and instantx are extra-shitty designs in a world of shit designs. Marketing (or scrambling to divert attention away from poor design) isn't going to save your coin from the epic fail that is Evan's design choice--but congrats to him for fooling a few speculators with x-names and soda machines in the meantime.
2400  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: looking for truth: if dash is scam, where are the victims? on: April 04, 2016, 01:33:27 PM

Still waiting for Tok, Aliex, Evan, or any of the dash community to refute the evidence that X11 and instantx are terrible crypto (even by dash's low standards)

I didn't invest because of its algo. I bought because of its monetary properties and I wasn't aware that I was having to account for your investments as well as my own.

If thats what's most important to you then presumably you're a big enough boy to go and pick something that suits you without my endorsement  Wink


I pick coins that won't break because they picked the right algo and weren't stupid enough to combine 11 of them for 11 times the insecurity.

Also, still waiting for one of the dash community to refute the weaknesses of X11 and instantx--your ideas on money properties hardly qualify as refutation of the bad crypto dash was built on. But I'm sure your house of sand won't blow away before you can cash out, if that's your worry.
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