... you can know you're drunk on the kool-aid when you consider healthy people are the 'patients' |
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... long term side-effects for the mRNA vaccines are unknown (and unknowable) at the present time ... like lipids concentrating in the ovaries ... I think it would be unwise for child-bearing age woman or girls to take the vaccine unless they reside in an extremely infected region, given the low CoVID risks and severity of symptoms for young females.  |
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... so difficulty drops mean miners sell less to cover running costs
... supply decreasing.
... but where did all that hashpower go, into a landfill in China?
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... the judge is an idiot if he doesn't spend 5 minutes looking at the MIT license to know it is a spurious, vexatious lawsuit that is exploiting his court ... unless he's somehow in on the scam
The judge followed precedent and did what was expected. Its not a failing on his part so much as the UK legal system. ... so any asshat can bring any assclown lawsuit against anyone else and if the defendant does't show up the the judge MUST award to to the assclown by default? ... that sound kind of messed up and open to any amount of gaming and fuckery. Surely the judge gets some discretion in how relevant a case is going to be in his own courtroom, or he's nothing more than a bot. |
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What? How is this how Cobra helping Bitcoin? Did he accept the defeat? The court case was about Bitcoin Whitepapper not about the open source license software.  .... none of this makes any sense, the judge must have been an incompetent idiot, the bitcoin code and whitepaper were released together under MIT open source licence .... there are no copyrights applying and MIT licence is the most permissive for protecting copying and dissemination @marcus He refused to give evidence as his real identity. The judge awarded the case to CW as a default judgement. Cobra even attended the hearing but wouldn’t testify under his real name so there we go.  ... the judge is an idiot if he doesn't spend 5 minutes looking at the MIT license to know it is a spurious, vexatious lawsuit that is exploiting his court ... unless he's somehow in on the scam |
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What? How is this how Cobra helping Bitcoin? Did he accept the defeat? The court case was about Bitcoin Whitepapper not about the open source license software. .... none of this makes any sense, the judge must have been an incompetent idiot, the bitcoin code and whitepaper were released together under MIT open source licence .... there basically are no copyrights applying as MIT licence is the most permissive for protecting copying and dissemination |
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 Artist depiction of Bitcoin blackhole consuming JPMorgue neutron star (shriveled corpse of a former sun) |
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 ... "my ankles hurt hon" |
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... who sold at the bottom?
... same sheeple buying Musk's doge shit at the top?
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https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/lightning-dev/2021-June/003068.htmlChaumian mints, or blind mints, are a potentially interesting way to make hosted lightning wallets more private and secure, and I recently wrote a blog post on the topic that I wanted to share with the list: https://rodarmor.com/blog/lightning-mints/It is also reproduced below for convenience. Self-hosted Lightning wallets present distinct usability challenges not present in on-chain wallets, such as channel and liquidity management, which may make hosted wallets a popular option. Given that, I think the problem of making these wallets more private and secure deserves attention, and blind mints may provide nice solutions to these problems. Another site of interest is fedimint.org, which has some additional information on blind mints in the context of Bitcoin and Lightning.
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$288,000 box 321
PlanB S2FX
I think the model is still on track, institutional buying is getting lined up once china is no longer dominant mining nation they can enter. US BTC ETFs come online, dollar inflation proves NOT to be transitory but takes off. Geopolitical instabilty becomes more widespread with increasing currency attacks/tensions between failing central banks. More minor nations hop on ES btc legal tender bandwagon. Will be near the top of this bull run.
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The best theory I have seen (which CSW sued the guy to take the post down so obviously he's above the target) is that Hal Finney was the brains behind Bitcoin using his genius brain to put together all of the pieces created by so many smart cypherpunks before him. He enlisted the help of Dave Kleinman for his expertise as well they were both suffering from the same life threatening disease. While Finney did most of the background work Dave took on the Satoshi character understanding the implications of what they were doing. He knew that he needed to be completely anonymous so he asked his friend Craig Wright for some pointers on how to hide his identity very well. He then took on the "public" persona of Satoshi and was the Satoshi that we all know. He set up the first few nodes while keeping anonymous, bringing in Finney's nodes early on as a non-anonymous node though they likely were working together on everything before that.
Finney and Kleinman eventually died. Craig Wright, knowing that Kleinman was Satoshi tried desperately to get Kleinman's computers and USB drives from his family after his death. Also, it would make sense that CSW knew who Satoshi was otherwise he would not be so willing to come out and claim that he is Satoshi. The real Satoshi could always prove him wrong otherwise. CSW also likely knew some specifics about how Kleinman stayed anonymous so he was able to put some pieces together to make it look like it was him all along.
CSW can try to sue me for posting this but good luck finding me.
... CSW and Kleinman are not nearly in Satoshi's league ... it's like comparing high school math teachers to Euler |
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... pure Hopium https://newatlas.com/automotive/hopium-machina-hydrogen-car-prototype/ French company Hopium has wasted no time getting a prototype up and running. The company announced its intentions to build high-performance hydrogen cars in October 2020, and has now shown video of its Alpha 0 car on a test track hitting 200 km/h (124 mph).
The production car, called the Machina, promises more than 500 horsepower, speeds over 230 km/h (143 mph), and range over 1,000 km (620 miles) on a full pair of H2 tanks. Expect that 500 hp to be a shortish burst figure, with just how long depending on the size of the buffer battery.
Two 700-bar hydrogen tanks are supplied by Plastic Omnium out of Belgium. |
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... borderline genius-level work here |
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... this guy has hit on winner, i know where he can buy some cheap chinese mining hardware |
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... I wouldn't believe any of this bravado commie propaganda about how great the government is doping, apparently the Sinovac commie vaccine less than 50% effective ... so typical cheap, poorly-designed chinese shit is broken but they can produce as much as you want ... ... also if it is actually true that the big miners in china are getting slammed by the commie state, I'm like "how the fuck did it take so long??", mining is less centralised and out of the commie hands, I'd chalk that up as victory to bitcoin, took on the biggest commie state on the planet on the most important technical playing field, the transaction security foundation (mining) and won ... go bitcoin! fuck the chicoms |
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Chicoms bitcoin FUD working again?? you got to be shitting me right??
when are the idiots going to get past sucking on chinky commie dick?
it's fucking pathetic and more embarrassing than having an imbecile, demented geriatric chicom stooge in the White House
c'mon bitcoiners can do better than this surely.
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... good find. The nation state adoption/interest in bitcoin is following textbook "disruptive innovation" adoption characteristics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disruptive_innovation"New market disruption" occurs when a product fits a new or emerging market segment that is not being served by existing incumbents in the industry. Some scholars note that the creation of a new market is a defining feature of disruptive innovation, particularly in the way it tend to improve products or services differently in comparison to normal market drivers.[25] It initially caters to a niche market and proceeds on defining the industry over time once it is able to penetrate the market or induce consumers to defect from the existing market into the new market it created.[25] ... bitcoin, filling in the monetary niches since 2011. "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" |
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