Let's see if I can get through a whole day without insulting anyone*
Good morning V8. I hope you have a lovely day, or at the least, one which is not excessively shite. |
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Yes a long sideways. I am trying to set some interim price targets so we know if we are on track. Not shown here but the 2016 halvening happened on 9 July 2016, immediately after the price formed Bearline 4.   Target 1: Break Bearline 1 in late March 2019 @ $3,500 and spike to $5,000. Target 2: Break Bearline 2 in mid July 2019 @ $3,750, and spike to $7,000. Target 3: Break Bearline 3 in start April 2020 @ $5,400, and spike to $10,000. Target 4: Break Bearline 4 in Dec 2020 @ $12,300 and spike to $19,000.  Possible pathway shown below.  |
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A map of 2015 followed by a map of 2019. Green = 30 MA Yellow = 50 MA Orange = 100 MA Red = 200WMA. It only starts late in 2015 on Bitstamp.   |
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Hahaha. A patent on exercising a cat by pointing a laser pointer at the floor. Method of exercising a cat
Abstract
A method for inducing cats to exercise consists of directing a beam of invisible light produced by a hand-held laser apparatus onto the floor or wall or other opaque surface in the vicinity of the cat, then moving the laser so as to cause the bright pattern of light to move in an irregular way fascinating to cats, and to any other animal with a chase instinct. https://patents.google.com/patent/US5443036A 2016 patent on using an algorithm to personalise marketing material for digital delivery https://patents.google.com/patent/US8738435A 2016 patent on using a computer to organise crew shifts https://patents.google.com/patent/US6633900A 2016 patent for storing video content on the cloud https://www.google.com/patents/US8856221I guarantee CSW's patents are equally ridiculous. But I seriously can't be arsed looking them up. |
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I dunno. I was agreeing that it could be best. How does one pick The Best?
pit pat piffy wing wang wong Which Corvette is best Corvette? https://youtu.be/GvkJzYHCdHI |
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Right answer for all the wrong reasons  |
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Night Mic I've heard 'The Wire' is quite good.
And 'The West Wing'
But I'm not quite up to date.
Ok might try those. Also season 2 of West World. |
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Hmmm what you recommend I try to get my wife to watch? Something like Game of Thrones would be good.
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Good afternoon WO. I have missed a lot in the last few days however BTC price is unchanged.
sideways price and 10 WO pages, Ugg Just you wait for the bull market in WO pages. |
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xrp is one of the coins primed to do another 90% down?
Hah, a casino host told me he was all in on that shit when he heard me talking BTC and I told him dump that shit and he still thinks he's gonna moon. Lol Met a guy on a plane. He was so into XRP. It’s the money of the future. All the banks are using it. I didn’t have the heart to tell him (and he probably wouldn’t have listened anyway). |
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survived the damn first two episodes
but the GF is happy
good points Micg
episodes of what? sorry pal, perhaps I missed a que. temptation island (complete no-brainer series) Does it have tits out ? |
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Just so people don’t think I am making things up with how weak the parent system is - Zond LLC was a patent troll with 371 patents. After 10 years of litigation exactly zero of its patents survived. Every single one of them was invalid. But look at the same data from Zond’s perspective. Before the AIA they owned 371 claims. By the end of the 125 “gang tackling” IPRs filed against them, they owned 0. 0 claims. 0% survival. Source: http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2017/04/05/ipr-gang-tackling-distorts-ptab-statistics/id=81816/I don’t doubt that after 10 years of litigation, Craig’s patents will be found invalid as well. But I think given your background, you already know how bad the parent system is and are just trolling us. |
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1) I'm not defending him, I am injecting some much needed objectivity into the discussion.
2) If Craig is on the run from the authorities for fraud, then which jurisdiction is it, and why has he not been extradited to that jurisdiction?
3) I am not making any claim that his patents are valid. I stated as much several posts back. However, you quite clearly insinuated that they are invalid. I am merely trying to understand the bounds of your insinuation. But we all now see that you are unable to man up to your insinuation.
1. Again laughable. We all know you are just talking your book. It’s just a shame you consistently pick the losing side. 2. Australian Tax Office. Last I heard they liquidated his Cloudcroft supercomputer company in mid 2017 (which I believe was after he started Nchain). Read into Cloudcroft. It’s a doozy. There is nothing this guy does that isn’t mired in controversy and fraud. Why haven’t they caught him and extradited him? Dunno. Underfunding by the conservative government ? Incompetence ? They don’t think there is any money in it? 3. I am not claiming specific patents are invalid. I am claiming that there is a very high probability that they are all troll bullshit. You are the one defending this crook. |
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The 2019/2020 consolidation phase in Bitcoin will be the most commonly anticipated, predicted and understood consolidation phase in history.
Ow that stings slightly. Except I don’t think this thread counts as the general public. |
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He can't simultaneously have a mound of patents (for which core sycophants regularly excoriate him), and not have any patents.
There is no impediment to him having a mound of invalid patents. Sure, there's an impediment. While the bar isn't so high as to be infallible, passing patent review is at least prima fascie evidence of validity. So are you claiming all of nChain's patents are invalid? Bahahahaha not in this day and age So you are not claiming that all of nChain's patents are invalid. Got it. Are you claiming that any of nChain's patents are invalid? If so, which ones? I am claiming that Craig is a known con man who is a fugitive from Australian authorities for tax fraud [fact] I am claiming that the US Patent Office is grossly underfunded [fact] and was highly unlikely to have had any crypto expertise at the time the patents were taken out [supposition] I am claiming that that a known conman might just make up a bunch of bullshit troll patents and gotten them past the Patent Office which has no idea what it is doing [supposition] For you to be defending someone who is on the run from the authorities for fraud, and claiming that his patents must be valid is laughable. Why don’t you use your clearly impressive intellect for something worthwhile. |
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He can't simultaneously have a mound of patents (for which core sycophants regularly excoriate him), and not have any patents.
There is no impediment to him having a mound of invalid patents. Sure, there's an impediment. While the bar isn't so high as to be infallible, passing patent review is at least prima fascie evidence of validity. So are you claiming all of nChain's patents are invalid? Bahahahaha not in this day and age |
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99% debasement of the currency's purchasing power after 100 years? Not really dude, we're already living that reality. The world economy is currently on life support. Won't take another 100 years, more like 20.
Very good. I have popped 15 February 2039 into my diary. I’m pretty free on that day. |
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He can't simultaneously have a mound of patents (for which core sycophants regularly excoriate him), and not have any patents.
There is no impediment to him having a mound of invalid patents. |
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