That's actually pretty damn awesome. |
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Are you guys sure this black spec is on the chip itself? Looks to me like something on the ceiling reflected on the chip....
That was my reasoning which is why I did not arrow it. |
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This thread is so full of lol. You'd think it's on BitcoinTalk or something.
And to think I traded in your toes for a shadow goat. What was I thinkin'? What's a shadow goat and where can I get one? |
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Good god  |
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why, Why, WHY Won't it READ?!
Welcome to the Bitcointalk Forums. |
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Wow this scamming thing is easy! That didn't take long to write but I included more fake details than anybody else!
I forgot to include fear as well as greed in my pitch- if you aren't one of the 100 customers to place deposits then you may not be in the first production batch of boards since many customers will want many many boards at once
NOTE THE ABOVE IS FAKE I HAVE NOT AND WILL NOT BE SELLING ASICS
but feel free to tip me at
17b7tyxRtrwRMdzv6mpANdwhdKTd46Mri2
So you say I will get my miner in 4-6 weeks? Great. |
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Now there's a problem that solves itself... Why would someone create a bot to place negative expectation bets? Unless there are progressives that get +EV sometimes. In which case, I'll be taking a break from this forum for a couple days to write a SatoshiDice bot. :-)
They're trying to Martingale SatoshiDice. It's a common Bitcoiner problem: the inability to learn from past experience. |
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Paid back in full+interest ahead of time.  Great guy. |
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Wow, that's one of the most assholish ways I've ever seen to treat a waiter/ress. If that was my standard pub he'd get barred from entry for life.
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You're interpreting Total received wrong.
Note: Illustration below ignores fees.
Let's say you have 0 BTC in your account.
Now someone sends you a BTC.
You send out that BTC to someone else who promptly sends it back to you.
Your Total Received is now 2 BTC, your Total sent 1 BTC and your final balance 1 BTC.
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You are allowed to send multiple bets. Your client will not send the same coins again, I think, but I'm not experienced with Multibit, so I don't know. Maybe you did a tx and blockchain reset and sent again some coins you had sent before and double-spent them. But one of 2 things happened, your bet became invalid and disappeared(only explanation I can find for this is a double-spend), hence why the 100 BTC disappeared after you reset tx and blockchain, or you dreamt with the 100 BTC win  If you look at this transaction then: https://blockchain.info/sv/tx-index/58808409The amount 9.73750014 BTC has been sent and verified to: 17Z2xL466Fc36ejEcn7BWosxUyFE259sEN That is your change What do you mean by change? The amount I bet was 0.01. That you did. What happened was that Multibit took 9.73750014 BTC from your account, took 0.01 BTC out of that and sent it to Satoshidice, then put 9.72700014 BTC back into your account. Like little old ladies that can't see very well at supermarket cashiers. |
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Everytime someone executes a $100k+ trade it causes the value of btc to jump wildly, if the exchanges capped trade volume at n coins over a period of t, wouldnt it then follow that whomever is doing these large trades would be forced to break them into smaller increments over time thereby stabilizing the price of coin?
Are you a communist, son? insulting people on thier political opinions are not arguments. Are you a communist, son? Are you a libertard, boy? insulting people on thier political opinions are not arguments. |
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OK, for the ignorant fools who are not keeping up with the facts.
My credits:
Aerospace engineer
I run a website
I've written computation software in the past
That might very well be true, Dillon, but the real question here is: Why is your fiancé so fat? Think about that for a minute. |
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Everytime someone executes a $100k+ trade it causes the value of btc to jump wildly, if the exchanges capped trade volume at n coins over a period of t, wouldnt it then follow that whomever is doing these large trades would be forced to break them into smaller increments over time thereby stabilizing the price of coin?
Are you a communist, son? insulting people on thier political opinions are not arguments. Are you a communist, son? |
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Everytime someone executes a $100k+ trade it causes the value of btc to jump wildly, if the exchanges capped trade volume at n coins over a period of t, wouldnt it then follow that whomever is doing these large trades would be forced to break them into smaller increments over time thereby stabilizing the price of coin?
Are you a communist, son? |
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I think they've got other problems to deal with what with them having been hacked and stuff.
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It's in Barcelona so they won't accept the 100$ bill. And AmEx is not popular in Europe, most of merchants don't accept it (they prefer Visa and MasterCard). Of course, I don't know that particular hotel but you get the point. In most part of Europe, this would not be accepted.
Have you BEEN to Europe? Any hotel with international guests will accept USD and AmEx. Individual merchants won't neccessarily. International hotels will. Hell, my name (as a German) is so American, I regularly get asked if I want to pay in USD or EUR when I'm on a business trip anywhere in Europe, including Germany. |
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