Perhaps that would be an easier solution than notifications or marking deleted posts, a read only subforum where all user deleted posts are moved, available for all to read.
We need to somehow see deleted posts because....... preferably in the self moderated topic, in bold print. that way, if someone reads the topic, sees there are 50 deleted posts, and the remaining 12 posts are all positive, they can notice. |
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5,I have registered the domain name (such as coinlab.cn bitmit.cn bitinstant.cn),These domain names are very suitable for the bitcoin trading platform operating in china.
that's called cybersquatting, and it's illegal. |
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Taken internally, colloidal silver can be used to fight infection. It has been shown to be effective against more that 650 disease-causing organisms, including Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria and the fungus Candida albicans"
Prescription for Nutritional Healing (2010) Dr. James Balch Grue fancies himself a Rational Skeptic Supreme, but sadly has fallen into the extremist clutches of the Anti-Woo Jihahist mindset. They become what they hate, IE nutjobs, through the wonders of convergent morphology.  It's not entirely his fault, Dawkins and company have been diligently spreading the virulent Fundamentalist Atheist meme for some time. Grue's merely parroting their spiel. I'd like Grue to stop making a fool of himself and admit that 1. the 2006 Czech study was not done in the "early 20th century"  2. scientific studies done in the early 20th century do not become invalid or outdated until contrary evidence emerges 3. consuming 10 parts per million silver in distilled water is in no way comparable to drinking rubbing alcohol, nor does it have a chance in hell of turning anybody blue 4. silver pills used for treatment of gastrointestinal complaints and peptic ulcers were indisputably ingested, not applied topically 5. recent revelations about the role pathogens play in ulcer formation explains why those pills were so effective 6. protection from "ten times the lethal dose of tetanus or diphtheria toxin" are obviously internal (again NOT TOPICAL) applications 7. changing the subject from colloidal silver to smurfs, snake oil, rubbing alcohol, or soap is a dishonest appeal to emotion and not a rational argument (red herring) 1. my reference about your studies' age was for your first 2 claims. 2. your 20th century stuides HAVE been invalidated by modern studies (see my previous posts) 3. that was directed at your flawed experiment. proposal 4, 5. can I see RCT for that? 6. pretty sure you get tetanus externally (cut with rusty nail) . 7. I never made a claim about smurfs, that was someone else. I also don't see how any of those arguments were an emotional appeal. Your logic of "it kills bacteria so it must be good in ingest it" was simply flawed, and I was trying to prove you wrong by contradiction. |
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So if I get this right, what you're doing is that you want to sell a yubikey you're getting from MtGox to someone else ? These yubikeys, to my knowledge is tied to a certain account, no ? Why would anyone want to buy a yubikey from someone else than gox ? Never heard of a MtGox Yuibikey code though, if you're mentioning them in the same breath as you do with MtGox USD redeemable codes. Do you mean a yubikey code for logging in to MtGox with an account, or do you mean like a 'gift-code' or something to get a free Yubi-key.
Also, why do you want to sell a yubikey if you get it for free ? And how can the buyer trust that nothing nefarious is going on. I don't see a yubikey as something that's desirable to buy from a random person online.
it's a code, so mtgox still ships it to you, and it's still tied to YOUR account |
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It would be much better to have an unbiased, independent reviewer perform the experiment.
If anyone wants to do this "milk test" I'll sell you a bottle for half price (that's less than the cost of shipping).
If i fill a bottle of milk with rubbing alcohol, and it doesn't go bad, does that mean i should drink rubbing alcohol? all it proves is that it kills bacteria. a lot of things kill bacteria, doesn't mean it's good for you I never denied the medicinal properties of silver. I do agree, that like copper, silver inhibits the growth of bacteria on its surface. However, this does not imply that ingestion of elemental silver particles will lead to better health.- silver nitrate is not bioequivalent to elemental silver
- your own quoted material states that the improvement was not due to silver nitrate per se
- your own quoted material only stated silver was effective in topical applications, not ingestion
I'm quite sure that, while vaginal douches and oral rinses are arguably topical (or at least not ingestion per se), the pills used for treatment of gastrointestinal complaints and peptic ulcers were indisputably ingested. Maybe you have some special way of taking pills not involving ingestion (anally perhaps?).  (Remarkably, it wasn't until decades later that the link between ulcers and viruses/bacteria was established.) Of course you never denied the medicinal properties of silver. That would be stupid*. *Quibbling about nitrate vs colloid is even more stupid because colloids have been demonstrated to be superior.Good catch on recognizing the key metric of surface area. Now think about how much surface area particles in a colloid have. Hint: it's a lot! If you don't see the implication, that's fine. But please recognize that many other people, including experts with credentials vastly superior to your own, do. In fact, in the early 1900’s Alfred Searle, founder of the global Searle Pharmaceutical Company, had already discovered that silver in its liquid colloidal form could kill even the most deadly of pathogens. In his book Colloids in Biology and Medicine, 1919, Searle wrote:
“Applying colloidal silver to human subjects has been done in a large number of cases with astonishingly successful results...it has the advantage of being rapidly fatal to microbes without toxic action on its host. It is quite stable. It protects rabbits from ten times the lethal dose of tetanus or diphtheria toxin.” Likewise, this Czech study published in the prestigious Journal of Physical Chemistry B in 2006, also demonstrated that colloidal silver was a highly effective agent against MRSA:
“…silver particles with a narrow size distribution with an average size of 25 nm, which showed high antimicrobial and bactericidal activity against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, including highly multi-resistant strains such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). The study further demonstrated that very low concentrations of silver could be utilized to destroy MRSA, as long as the silver particles were very small, averaging 25 nm.” I like how all those studies are done in early 20th century. also, your MRSA example is flawed because it never stated the method of consumption. a quick search on wikipedia reveals that MRSA occurs on the skin, which further suggests that all known applications of colloidal server is for topical use. |
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No: - This is biased to support SatoshiDice's DDoS attack against Bitcoin. Instead of "transaction discrimination", it should be "anti-flooding filter quality"
agreed, "discrimination" has a negative connotation to it. change it to "transaction filtering" or "ignored transactions" |
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This is actually a decent question. Banks are protected with vaults, panic buttons, gps trackers, ink bombs. However MtGox might just be a regular office building. I'm assuming they have cameras. If they don't already have it they should at least get panic buttons to alert police as soon as a a robbery takes place.
They could also install one of those doors that will automatically lock once the panic button is pressed, that way the robber can't escape.
burn the bitcoin keys for teh lulz? |
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only mine.mtred.com:8337 works for me, the one on the main page (mtred.com:8337) does not
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I can see this being abused by scammers. 1. Create a selling/lending topic with normally unacceptable terms 2. delete any posts saying opposing you 3.  4. profit off newbies if it wasn't self moderated, experienced members can warn new users that the lender is risky, or in case of goods/services, illegal/bogus/fake/ovepriced |
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why would you even send dust transactions? all you're doing is spamming the blockchain with bitcoins that is uneconomical to spend anyways.
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And there it is...
congratulations, this post "predicted" a disaster with accuracy of 1 month. |
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Bitcoins are fine, you should be ashamed as a hero member to spread panic among the community. I don't make up the news I just report it! shoot the messenger DOES apply here, especially if you're knowingly spreading FUD |
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Just was updating to 0.8 and noticed this. Should we revert back to 0.7?
only the miners |
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WTF BITCOIN PROTOCOL COMPROMISED???
EVERYBODY PANIC, SELL SELL SELL since i'm such a nice guy, i'll buy your bitcoins for $20 |
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Raise the hard block size limit, and you have doubled the total amount of cion from 21M to 42M. And once this happened, no one can guarantee that it will never double again
are you retarded? |
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The blockchain needs to grow to be able to handle these so-called "spam" transactions that are following the rules of the protocol, even if you disagree with them from a moral/sensibility perspective.
Bitcoin is all about open access and anti-censorship. It is kind of grating to hear people say "these stupid gamblers are ruining BTC, we need to block all SD transactions!!". Go somewhere else to create your own anti-spam/anti-gambling currency. Oh and in case you are wondering, I have never used any BTC gambling site. But I believe no one should have the power to control how one utilizes his or her resources.
you're arguing that your computer resources should be used to relay gambling/spam/drug dealing/whatever activities you don't agree with just because it's "censorship" |
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so i guess you're not selling?
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and it's crashing down to $36 again
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