I'm not all that good with the TNA but isn't a double bottom good?
Most time it's indicating a trend reversal, but this wasn't really one (but close), in a timeframe that was too small. It was more of a desperate plea for some pictures of butts. And it worked. very welcome. a nice choice from serveria as well  |
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I'm not all that good with the TNA but isn't a double bottom good?
Most time it's indicating a trend reversal, but this wasn't really one (but close), in a timeframe that was too small. |
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Bought this double dip twice. First one on rebound, second one closely around the obvious bottom (support level).  The price action of BTC is very boring. Though Bulls are defending 30K area of support which is very important to keep Bullish bias alive but if they fail then next support is 27K which I hope will not happen and Bulls will push up price to 35K after breaking out Descending Triangle.  https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSDT/5e81zFgM-BTC-USDT-Strong-Trendline-Resistance/Looks like a "Rule of Five" event to me. One more touching the upper bound, bouce off resistance to new heights. Could also trail the CME close on 29th of feb jan. Sir, You mean CME gap at $24,000 that is yet to filled? FTFY No "Sir" for me, thank you. Didn't look into the numbers, but if it's so low, i don't think BTC will fall so deep. But we know what the honey badger tends to do: the unexpected. I'm bullish, but anything can happen. Investors fond of CME futures contracts can get rekt too. |
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Bought this double dip twice. First one on rebound, second one closely around the obvious bottom (support level). The price action of BTC is very boring. Though Bulls are defending 30K area of support which is very important to keep Bullish bias alive but if they fail then next support is 27K which I hope will not happen and Bulls will push up price to 35K after breaking out Descending Triangle. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSDT/5e81zFgM-BTC-USDT-Strong-Trendline-Resistance/Looks like a "Rule of Five" event to me. One more touching the upper bound, bouce off resistance to new heights. Could also trail the CME close on 29th of feb jan. |
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Bought this double dip twice. First one on rebound, second one closely around the obvious bottom (support level). |
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R we just double bottoming at resistance $29.5k? BTW1, who sold the bottom? BTW2, British SARS-CoV-2 variant now in 70 countries available according WHO.int A glorious new start for British exports! The BritChain Genesis? |
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mv ./FUD > /dev/null
mv: missing destination file operand after './FUD'
Try 'mv --help' for more information.  OMG  It's been too long already, FUCK  mv ./FUD /dev/null
EDIT: once i wrote shell tutorials for the rollout peeps of a company i worked for. Today i'm the one that should study them. This feels shitty, i can tell you! It was mean of me to exploit what clearly looked like a typo no worries. Real geeks stand by their errors  It was quite a laugh for me reading your reply  |
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mv ./FUD > /dev/null
mv: missing destination file operand after './FUD'
Try 'mv --help' for more information. OMG It's been too long already, FUCK mv ./FUD /dev/null
EDIT: once i wrote shell tutorials for the rollout peeps of a company i worked for. Today i'm the one that should study them. This feels shitty, i can tell you! |
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Also will be looking to set up a low-key private wireless ISP service for the area (will at least have a single Starlink satellite system, in addition to whatever runs we decide to have the local telcos make)
Take a look at unify / ubiquity products. ui.com I have their UAP-AC-Lite as my own separate wireless access point at home. You will still want to install hard wire cables on your property, at least CAT6 ethernet (good enough for gigabit speeds or faster). And fibreglass linked switches everywhere! Did you mean fiber optic? That may work, you could check out their air fiber things, they allow you to connect one point to another up to 22 miles away (you'd need to set up little towers on both ends). That would be your own backhaul. But one location can handle a bunch of CAT6 cables just fine. No no, classic fibre optic cables, just between switches (or floors, buildings, server rooms) to circumvent throughput bottlenecks. IIRC hewlett packard built them too. I wired some two decades ago, but they were made by some other vendor (cisco, maybe?)... I remember my cisco days, when you could just disappear in the network  Me too, if we mean the same thing. I mean when being busy cabling in rooms full of network hardware cabinets, which you had to step into more than occasionally and effectively disappeared for somebody who came by and switched off the lights.  Luckily there were plenty of blinking LEDs to let me find the way to the light switch |
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I wired some two decades ago, but they were made by some other vendor (cisco, maybe?)...
Mine from that period is nortel. Hey's another fun fact from back then. In the late 90's I plugged my managed baystack network into my dsl and it propagated verizon to my internal ip scheme. I was quite amused. I can imagine Nortel was quite a big player in the business back then. I wouldn't have remembered that brand myself, though. I remember being able to play around in the public subnet of my cable provider's modem by re-configuring the thing to work as a bridge. Security wasn't much of an issue, because only a few people had abilities to handle the technology, and only a few of them was interested into "tweaking" things. Golden times, indeed. You also got much more respect as a tech. Not that i expected it, but i just recognized. |
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We need a new poll ASAP!
We could have a poll to decide what the following poll should be about. I have a better idea... a meeting... wait no... opsec and stuff... Maybe a zoom meeting (over tor, LOL). No, of course not zoom, but something more trustworthy Well, I could agree but note I'll be wearing a Guy Fawkes mask Everyone on the meeting should |
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We need a new poll ASAP!
We could have a poll to decide what the following poll should be about. I have a better idea... a meeting... wait no... opsec and stuff... Maybe a zoom meeting (over tor, LOL). No, of course not zoom, but something more trustworthy |
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Also will be looking to set up a low-key private wireless ISP service for the area (will at least have a single Starlink satellite system, in addition to whatever runs we decide to have the local telcos make)
Take a look at unify / ubiquity products. ui.com I have their UAP-AC-Lite as my own separate wireless access point at home. You will still want to install hard wire cables on your property, at least CAT6 ethernet (good enough for gigabit speeds or faster). And fibreglass linked switches everywhere! Did you mean fiber optic? That may work, you could check out their air fiber things, they allow you to connect one point to another up to 22 miles away (you'd need to set up little towers on both ends). That would be your own backhaul. But one location can handle a bunch of CAT6 cables just fine. No no, classic fibre optic cables, just between switches (or floors, buildings, server rooms) to circumvent throughput bottlenecks. IIRC hewlett packard built them too. I wired some two decades ago, but they were made by some other vendor (cisco, maybe?)... |
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How about some solar there-would provide a trickle (or a flood) of corn that would pay for the upkeep? js
I am not into farms myself, but sounds like an exciting venture.
Have already discussed devoting an entire acre to a solar array. Plans to dig our own well system. Set up a few huge-ass industrial size wind-farm propellors in the cattle pasture... The idea is to be 100% self sufficient on the property, and actually pump excess energy back out to the local grid. Also will be looking to set up a low-key private wireless ISP service for the area (will at least have a single Starlink satellite system, in addition to whatever runs we decide to have the local telcos make) Hoping the agent gives us some sort of indication on the state of negotiations any time now. Low-balled 'em, and Rick is concerned they were offended with my initial offer. Dude worries too much "OK. So they get offended. I offer more money. What is the big deal ?" Dude is such a diva. Needs to learn to relax. Trying to wrap up hand-off of his work to other teams before he announces his resignation in February, so he's kinda stressed out more than usual lately. Bleh. IT jobs are just stressful. If some are not, most of them are for sure. Some people become even restless after quitting their IT jobs, because their "system" doesn't know where to put the higher alert level awareness that they got used to in this business. It sucks, but it keeps you alive and able to compete in this area. One needs to progressively learn to relax in the first place, or substance abuse or chronic stress (or both) become daily companions. Get him to stick his nose into Yoga.
No island for you then ?
Lose all to a fucking tsunami or get home invaded by pirates? Are u nuts? Not joking: Sea levels rise. No future with islands. Also will be looking to set up a low-key private wireless ISP service for the area (will at least have a single Starlink satellite system, in addition to whatever runs we decide to have the local telcos make)
Take a look at unify / ubiquity products. ui.com I have their UAP-AC-Lite as my own separate wireless access point at home. You will still want to install hard wire cables on your property, at least CAT6 ethernet (good enough for gigabit speeds or faster). And fibreglass linked switches everywhere! |
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Swans turn white when mature. They are brown at birth and while juvenile. There's even a child story "The ugly ducking", you may know, but it's of German origin, so maybe not Now you know a little bit more about swans Nah, sorry, but since Ibian isn't here to defend Denmark, I as a Scanian must take upon myself to inform the WO that the ugly duckling is Danish. From Wikipedia. ""The Ugly Duckling" (Danish: Den grimme ælling) is a literary fairy tale by Danish poet and author Hans Christian Andersen (1805–1875). “The Ugly Duckling” was first published on 11 November 1843, with three other tales by Andersen in Copenhagen, Denmark to great critical acclaim. The tale has been adapted to various media including opera, musical, and animated film. The tale is completely Andersen's invention and owes no debt to fairy tales or folklore." A swedish comedian made a version were the duckling sees his reflection and realizes that he is actually a bat. Jeez, Arrie, you're absolutely right! My fault, my bloody mind tricked me again  Nevertheless, i have to look up that comedy version tonight. |
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Nice photo, OutOfMemory!
Maybe we could introduce "daily snaps" and post our favorite photos of landscapes, nature, birds (or the flying and the other kind), etc.
But there are OPSEC issues, so I guess it can't happen...
So, come on, Bitcoin, give use a PUMP for SWANS! White or brown, I don't care. Green would be nice, and they'd better be pointing upwards.
Daily snaps would be hard, because i am not out that often for shooting pics. Yesterday my wife was taking an ice bath in a lake, so i took the camera with me. However, i can try do my best to keep this thread fresh with occasional pics. I always check if there is some hint to my location in the pics, if i posted them somewhere else already and so on, also my gear does not record GPS and extensive metadata while imgur strips it anyway. The good news is, there is heaps of older shots (last 15 years or so) on my storage and in other local archives. You can expect to see the best and opsec-safest shots from my collection in the future.
We're over $34k again, so i guess bull market resume is confirmed. I couldn't resist trading this dip with a small part of my (small) stash, which is lying on exchanges for quick cash out in case i'd need to. I gained almost 0.07 BTC out of it, while closing my short term shitcoin positions yesterday. Now on to strict #hodl mode again PUMP for SWANS!
This aged well. Actually i was waiting for this pump since yesterday, i think i also posted a one-liner about this. I saw many Shitcoin-BTC pairs losing strength, so i was assuming a good amount of the traders will pump their "investments" back into BTC again. These occasions, while rare, can't fail you. Even with bad timing you'd get some good Sats out of it. |
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 BSv is totally not a cult cunt, FTFY Here's some spam pic of a swan from today's walk to the lake, to sweeten up the sideways range bound (aka. boring) price action:  Manual focus because of autofocus malfunction due to coldness. So not perfect sharpness on the spot, but good enough for this shot. EDIT: Time for a pump, isn't it? Looks like a goose to me.. but what do I know about one bird versus another bird? Swans turn white when mature. They are brown at birth and while juvenile. There's even a child story "The ugly ducking", you may know, but it's of German origin, so maybe not Now you know a little bit more about swans |
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His timing was his big advantage throughout his career, but now he's well over his best condition. He's getting old.
But he likes fighting, so he will likely continue some time, like tyson.
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In any case, expecting mass carpet lawsuits against every dev next, hope they're ready and coordination is being prepped
File a motion to dismiss, lawsuits with no merit get thrown out easily. Easy peasy, no coordination needed. I'm sure CSW already knows this, but his followers don't because they are the special kind of idiot. People following a dude calling himself "the punishment of god..." certainly have to be a very special kind of idiot |
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