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3201  Economy / Goods / Re: It's My Birthday, Buy Me A Beer on: June 21, 2012, 08:38:31 PM
It is officially my birthday where I live(thus the 621 in my name hehe), and I have plans to go out drinking tonight, that and we have pool league so that makes it easier hehe, anyway, if you would like to buy me a drink, feel free to send some coinage to this address, 16TaEKbH17uQWg3gR6gRwPc8ndy61tgGou

if you want pics of me drinking your donation, lmk via pm. ill write your name on an index card and take a pic with it while drinking your contribution lol.

If you don't / can't send coins, forum posts are just as good.

thanks and have a wonderful day on my birthday!

Transaction ID: c0037d24407c5695e0a950c1448d2d1fb2ab99751e74ddbeb5aef74b3cee11a3

One beer on me!  And yes, I want a photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

as i told mc_lovin, i forgot today was thursday, 3.25 wells night, so at present btc value, you bought me two drinks!! thanks Dave, pic to ensue tomorrow(ish) lol


Don't forget the shoe on your head or it didn't happen.
3202  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Weekly: A List of Major Bitcoin Thefts, Scams, Hacks, and Losses on: June 21, 2012, 06:57:31 PM
Was it this guy?

Getting burnt seems to make you a reasonable man. But this guy have a terrible reputation due to alleged housing scams that he ran.

I know. We were all watching it unfold on SA.
3203  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Weekly: A List of Major Bitcoin Thefts, Scams, Hacks, and Losses on: June 21, 2012, 06:48:45 PM
Gosh, I recall some dood bragging you aught to use mybitcoin, Huge bragging, big ass write up thread a week prior of everything getting stolen from mybitcoin, I pulled out my 2 btc week and half prior of the indecent. I still, to this day cannot find this thread or who the OP was. But i bet he had something to do with it.
Was it this guy?


Quote
Chris Brunner <chris.brunner@gmail.com> Jun 20 10:48AM -0700 

    What a scam... The only difference between TORwallet and MyBitcoin is that
    this site is running behind a Tor hidden service.
     
    On Tuesday, June 19, 2012 3:15:31 PM UTC-5, Bruce Wagner wrote:

     

    Bruce Wagner <bruce@brucewagner.com> Jun 20 02:25PM -0400 

    Well, yes, it could be a scam.
     
    Or it could be totally legit and honest.
     
    We have no way of knowing.
     
    MyBitcoin appeared to run completely legitimately for YEARS... before
    stealing everyone's money one day.
     
    Just like EVERY other online exchange or wallet. We have no way of
    knowing what the operator(s) will do.
     
    There's no difference between it and.... MtGox, InstaWallet, or any
    of the other exchange/wallet services.
     
    In every case, you are totally trusting your money to a complete stranger.
     
    Let's face it, does anyone personally know the people behind any of them...?
     
    And even if you do, does that mean they won't disappear with your money...?
     
    Effectively, they may as well be anonymous behind an anonymous tor site....
     
    I hope users keep this in mind NO MATTER WHICH online exchange or
    online wallet they use.
     
    Store Only very small amounts of money, for very brief periods of time.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Bruce Wagner
     
    http://brucewagner.com
     
     

     
3204  Local / Новички / Re: Bitcoin Informant. Листовки для информирования друзей. on: June 21, 2012, 04:30:04 PM

Нет проблем! Мы думаем о создании печатного издания на русском языке. Как вы думаете, многие люди будут покупать в России?
3205  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] The world's first handheld Bitcoin device, the Ellet! on: June 21, 2012, 04:02:46 PM
Thanks for answering my question. Now I don't have to buy a watch until this comes out, assuming it can tell time.

Shit! I knew we forgot something...  Undecided

lol, as long as we know what block it is that is all we need to know.

I actually joked about that to my friends that would should have a block counter instead of a clockface. I might actually go ahead and include that if you choose it in the bitcoin payment module.
3206  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] The world's first handheld Bitcoin device, the Ellet! on: June 21, 2012, 03:46:36 PM
Thanks for answering my question. Now I don't have to buy a watch until this comes out, assuming it can tell time.

Shit! I knew we forgot something...  Undecided
3207  Local / Новички / Re: Bitcoin Informant. Листовки для информирования друзей. on: June 21, 2012, 11:44:34 AM
Это уже лучше. http://ru.bitcoinmagazine.net/  Wink
3208  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [Payout Updates] Bitcoinica site is taken offline for security investigation on: June 21, 2012, 10:51:14 AM
Oh, what's this? I was right again about Bitcoinica that they'd be paying out and everyone who was so busy trashing them is a fucking goon? Yea, big surprise there. When will this community stop trashing that which it doesn't understand? It's like watching the entire world's history on fast forward. Can we get to the 1900s yet?
3209  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The BitcoinCard : Vienna, Austria Workshop on: June 21, 2012, 10:49:53 AM
I think one of the distinctions between this and the ellet is that the bitcoincard promotes a bitcoin community, while the ellet tries to engage and maintain the status quo. Obviously the ellet will likely be more successful as a device if it delivers on its promise, but bitcoincard would more than likely engender a more philosophically like minded market/ecosystem. In any case, I still doubt that meatspace is the right place for bitcoin right now, but it is always exciting to see these developments.

I agree wholeheartedly in everything you said, although I think you have a very immature idea of what "statis quo" even means. By your definition I wonder if you think Bitcoin Magazine "tries to maintain the status quo" by making it more available to people in Barnes & Noble, which doesn't accept bitcoin.  Roll Eyes

Obviously, using old media, via traditional printing and distribution to large establishment chain stores is in a way maintaining the status quo. (Actually, ironically, I also find it quite anachronistic!) As an idealist, it is not something I agree with entirely, but realistically and practically I understand it and cannot really criticize it. The world will not change in an instant, and I do appreciate any change that in the long run helps to make society better for everyone. I am glad that you and the rest of the bitcoin community are engaging in this shift, and any criticism I levy is not against any one person or product, but the underlying assumptions of the way the world works right now. We are all victims of culture, and it is ultimately inescapable. Hopefully more people begin to understand that, and push the boundaries of what they think is possible.

Well spoken!
3210  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: BITCOIN MAGAZINE ARRIVED! on: June 21, 2012, 10:48:56 AM
Arrived today in Switzerland!



Shwing!
3211  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The BitcoinCard : Vienna, Austria Workshop on: June 21, 2012, 09:39:40 AM
I think one of the distinctions between this and the ellet is that the bitcoincard promotes a bitcoin community, while the ellet tries to engage and maintain the status quo. Obviously the ellet will likely be more successful as a device if it delivers on its promise, but bitcoincard would more than likely engender a more philosophically like minded market/ecosystem. In any case, I still doubt that meatspace is the right place for bitcoin right now, but it is always exciting to see these developments.

I agree wholeheartedly in everything you said, although I think you have a very immature idea of what "statis quo" even means. By your definition I wonder if you think Bitcoin Magazine "tries to maintain the status quo" by making it more available to people in Barnes & Noble, which doesn't accept bitcoin.  Roll Eyes
3212  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The BitcoinCard : Vienna, Austria Workshop on: June 21, 2012, 06:56:19 AM
I don't know how easy to use this will be. I hope you don't have to type out long addresses on that weird keyboard.


I think we can trust them to come up with a reasonable solution for this, because that'd be a no go. Curious what it will be in the absence of a scanner / camera and NFC.

Bingo.
3213  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] The world's first handheld Bitcoin device, the Ellet! on: June 21, 2012, 06:19:24 AM
I re uploaded it here since that other site sucked.
I already have a much better render available for you here, although please keep in mind this is not the design we are actually going for in the production prototype, just the 3rd pre-production prototype that you will see in a future video demonstration.

https://i.imgur.com/STqwp.jpg


I have two questions though. Is this open source,
I've already answered this upstream. Many of the major components are open source, yes.

will anyone be able to develop applications for this?
That's still being decided. There is a balance of security versus functionality of course and if security weighs heavier, we may not allow outside application development. That said, we plan on having addons available to Ellet owners to add new currencies/payment methods and update existing ones securely.

Not as a watch. Do you think women will like your "male" looking watch?
It's not a watch. It has a watch band. It can be worn on your belt, on a watch, in your pocket, on your pocket, in your hand, it doesn't really matter and it's up to you how you carry it. As for women not using it because of the way it looks...why did you think there would only be one model?  Kiss

i know! Matthew misses Atlas and the attention he got from him.
I wish Atlas would go away long enough to be missed. He spams reddit daily with self important opinionated garbage.

No one is throwing out their wallets, or getting rid of their purses..
They said the same thing about the home phone, the desktop, etc. You don't need everyone in the world to do something, you just need a strong minority.

Its ANOTHER device people dont need, a luxury, specially when everyone NEEDS a cell phone and can have a wallet on it..
The featureset planned for Ellet cannot be done by any mobile phone currently on the market or even any phone I am aware of in the near future.

And most men will still carry a wallet..   Im sad to say, a card I can fit into my wallet will win everytime..  
Matthew..  What are you thinking! Sad
Im sooooooo heartbroken this is the design your going for..    Cry
Thank you for your feedback, but there is a solution for your concerns-- don't buy one Wink

No way a device with no battery could power a vibrating motor, and no way such a motor could fit into such a thin device and still work effectively. I'm guessing this thing runs on a new design of flat supercapacitor, instead of traditional battery technology.
The Ellet uses a battery and is not a fictitious "project of the future" that paid representatives cannot get their stories straight about the functionality of. It uses a battery. It needs charging like everything else in reality. It also uses standard protocols and does not try to reinvent the wheel of dozens of years of progress "because bitcoin".

I wonder if it has a silent (airplane mode) that vibrates when funds are received.

This was the intention, yes.

A little update for everyone: If anyone remembers the magazine's beginning, they know that it was a trying experience for us putting the perfect team together (I actually fired quite a few people in the beginning just to bring the professional team I demanded). Well, this project is not shy of my perfectionism either and I've had to let an assistant engineer go. That said, he was replaced with two professional electronic engineers and they are working under command of my project manager, manufacturing agent and myself directly.

I had originally intended to show the 2nd prototype functioning, but I am now of the belief that there is absolutely no point to showing a larger device prototype sending bitcoins (what's special about that? everyone already has a mobile phone that can do that) and decided to hold off on the video presentation until this 3rd prototype is complete. I'm convinced that anyone watching that video will soil themselves.

We've moved our company to the UK where we are now working on the 3rd and final pre-manufacturing prototype. This prototype will be our proving ground for all the features that we haven't yet announced, and a way to polish up the features that we already have announced. Security is obviously of the utmost priority as this device will be consolidating numerous payment accounts into a single usable interface, and I encourage everyone to speak up as to their concerns with certain aspects of announced functionality so that we can properly respond.

A world renowned (I consider to be on of the top 5 in the world) device designer is working on the production prototype model and casing, and I am busy with our own in-house team working daily to bring more useful functions to the device without bloating it. Since our investors are particular about the style in which we announce things, this will be the last unofficial announcement (I am happy to discuss whenever possible) on the forums and we will be announcing further developments through the Bitcoin Magazine and digital press releases.

Thank you everyone for your initial interest and it is my pleasure to continue to bring functioning and high quality products to the Bitcoin community.

Cheers!
3214  Other / Off-topic / Re: EyeHandy - Sexy girls in lingerie teach you how to change a sink on: June 20, 2012, 05:45:10 PM
You guys are all Canadian? Or is Red Green all over the place ? (Thought it was Canadian)



Duct Tape has been replaced with Tuck tape Smiley Its Red

American here, grew up relatively close to the U.P. in the midwest, watched Red Green on the local channels before bed at 11 years old.
3215  Other / Off-topic / Re: Hunting Atlas on: June 20, 2012, 05:41:01 PM
I don't know who is Atlas, but if he is against anti-trust laws, I'm with him.
Atlas spotted.
3216  Other / Off-topic / Re: EyeHandy - Sexy girls in lingerie teach you how to change a sink on: June 20, 2012, 04:33:21 PM
frisco2, I appreciate that you may want to donate to some worthy cause, but for fucks sake can you please keep the amount of Propster spam to a dull roar? It's getting really really old.

+1. You're starting to be like vite with his Rugatu spam.
+1


also I don't want some girl to teach me how to put a sink in or anything, I want some redneck looking dude, cause then I know he is doing it right.

Easy then, just watch The Red Green Show. I'm sure there's an episode he shows you how to install a sink with the handyman's best friend.

Keep your stick on the ice, Mr Teal.
3217  Other / Off-topic / Re: Hunting Atlas on: June 20, 2012, 02:46:11 PM
Status update? Where is Atlas right now?
http://atlas.bitkoin.su/ and /r/Bitcoin

Say it ain't so, r "Joe" k!

http://atlas.bitkoin.su/

Quote
Standard Securities

I have created several securities that allow you to put your money on the price of Bitcoin.

These bonds will pay fully once Bitcoin hits a certain price, high or low.

One can even get returns by selling their bonds before fulfillment — and even by predicting initial market sentiment, buying and selling before a swing.

Just look for anything under the STANDARD name at https://glbse.com/assets .

Feel free to email about pre-IPO sales and any questions or comments you may have.

10:33 pm  •  17 June 2012  •  3 notes  •  0 comments

Wasn't he spamming reddit about how STANDARD was Meni Rosenfeld's and how everyone should totally just dive in and invest everything they have into it? The same spam where he defends it but doesn't mention once that he is investing into it and is just a "reporter"?

Seems like Atlas is only libertarian because he doesn't like laws against anti-trust, insider trading and conflict of interest in not disclosing ownership of stocks due to issues with price manipulation, pump and dumps, etc.

Fuck you Atlas. For life.
3218  Other / Off-topic / Re: EyeHandy - Sexy girls in lingerie teach you how to change a sink on: June 20, 2012, 02:41:38 PM

This is so fucking lame it's beyond words.
3219  Other / Off-topic / Re: Answer the answer above with an answer. on: June 19, 2012, 10:31:54 PM
Riddle me this, Batman.
3220  Economy / Lending / Re: 1-10 mil usd BTC loan request on: June 19, 2012, 08:14:05 PM
Negative comments really don't bother me.  I'm going to reach my goals with or without this loan, it would only catalyze the process. The truth will reveal itself with time and that's all that matters.

Oh christ. Its fucking Atlas!
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