A lot of discussion & comment on "Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion" board people observe BTC/USD price.  background image source. just Photoshop editing. That's nice, but I'm just one brick in the wall. |
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proper job
actually, upon sober reflection, it is lacking in the rightward tilt department...this kind of thing is precisely why one-off prototype jobs are so expensive... That's what prevented it from being a right proper job. |
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 So if you were wondering about the Secretlabs Titan, infofront, I ended up with one anyway (a rebranded version by different Chinese distributer to be precise). I'll tell you what it feels like, it feels like a car seat from a $15,000 econo-Toyota, Hyundai, or Kia from the year 2019. The kind with very firm, stiff seats that don't give a lot. The type that almost feels like you're sitting on a styrofoam block, but it does give a bit more than that so there's no uncomfortable pressure points, for me at least. This sounds like it would be terrible, yet a car seat from the cheapest car you can buy on the planet is still better than anything you can find in Office Depot. I was curious about it, actually. Thanks for the update. And to be fair to Lauda, I delete some of your posts. I can't have people suspecting you're my dad or something. |
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Are you part of the Dash community infofront ? If not, is it not a bit strange to post in here and participate in this trolling campaign against Dash ?
Maybe you and your nice Bitcoin Maximalist hat should return to the Bitcoin Wall Observer thread, where you seem so much more at home. Also I seem to recall you really only like Monero as altcoin, is that correct ? (I'm too lazy to check your posting history right now).
Good Lord, bear markets sure bring out the worst in people online.
I'm just trying to look our for you guys. And to be fair, there are some other depraved altcoin lovers on the Wall Observer thread. |
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I know some were saying it but I never belied them. How is possible that such catastrophe happened? Why is CEO not doing anything. I urged for intervention few months ago when price was higher then now. Why no one gets sacked for poor job done? With this tempo DASH will be out of top30 by end of year.  Thank you for warning the community that the price slide will continue. Update: #22 now |
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I'll vouch for fillippone. He's one of the highest quality posters on the forum.
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Recently, I replaced it with a Herman Miller Aeron. It's better, but overrated. The lumbar support does nothing, and the hard plastic edge at the top of the back forces me to hunch forward a bit.
Have you read the the manual and adjusted it? My back doesn't come anywhere near the plastic edge at the top as the chair is slightly tipped backwards when I sit in it (and my spine is vertical). I swear by them but they are uncomfortable out of the box - they have to be adjusted. Yes. It could have to do with the difference in our sitting positions. i like to lean back maybe 20-25° |
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I haven't kept up much on chair technology, but it's very difficult finding a decent chair. The sub ~$120 are all cheap pieces of shit that break in 6 months. The expensive ones often have quirks that make them uncomfortable over long periods of time. But you know this all already. The one I use at home is very similar to the one in your lower photo. I've had it for 3 years or so, and it's held up well. At work, the company buys my chairs, so I've been getting expensive ones. 5 years ago, I bought a Steelcase Leap V2. It ended up giving me back problems. The same thing happened to two other people I know with the Leap. Recently, I replaced it with a Herman Miller Aeron. It's better, but overrated. The lumbar support does nothing, and the hard plastic edge at the top of the back forces me to hunch forward a bit. I'd rather have my cheap chair from home. I wouldn't pay full price for these chairs even with my employer's money. I got them for relatively cheap at https://www.madisonseating.com/ They buy huge lots of used chairs from bankrupt companies and refurbish them. |
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 It's what the humans call a 'typo'. I thought jb was using an upgraded jjg algorithm.  |
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What a fucking tool. I used to respect that guy I can't believe. Does he even realize many people in his audience owns/supports crypto? That fucktard just took the wrong step without even trying to understand bitcoin and now he can't even turn back from this shit road even if he wanted to. One of the saddest fuck I've ever seen. (#1 is Ver) He's made his living selling precious metals. I'm sure radio salesmen talked a lot of shit about televisions too. |
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#showerthought Bitcoin is the next logical step in the creation of Marshall McLuhan's "Global Village". We've all been tied together culturally, almost seemlessly (ex China, NK, etc.), but not yet economically. Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.
What is physical metal? I only know Digital Gold. Physical ["precious"] metals are basically analog bitcoin. They're heavy, cumbersome physical materials that rich people used to trade for livestock 500 years ago, before the advent of digital gold. Pssst wanna buy a sheep? We could all chip in and buy her for r0ach. Casual shitcoiner.  Sounds like my "casual" WoW days. |
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Are there non-physical metals? Because I keep wondering why you call them physical metals, when you can call them just metals.
What is physical metal? I only know Digital Gold. Physical ["precious"] metals are basically analog bitcoin. They're heavy, cumbersome physical materials that rich people used to trade for livestock 500 years ago, before the advent of digital gold. |
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Attila the Hun
Never forgive. Never forget.
Indeed, though I'm not sure which side you're coming down on in that. I have certainly not forgiven the Romans their many crimes of empire. Ynys Môn in particular sticks in my craw. I'd side against he Huns. I'll agree that the Romans weren't exactly saints either. Anyway, history is rarely black and white. Most or all of these historical figures existed in various shades of grey. |
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Attila the Hun
Never forgive. Never forget.
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Did you go to Bohol when you were there? I'm heading to the Philippines for a few weeks, and considered staying in Bohol for part. |
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best scenario
worst scenario Best case scenario: You're a bcash scammer Worst case scenario: You have severe brain damage |
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I was gone for the weekend, bow hunting. I saw a decent buck at about 55 yards, took a shot, and missed. C'est la vie! Here are the poll results for posterity:  BONUS: Suggest the new poll! When will be the new ATH? Choices: Early 2020 Late 2020 Early 2021 Late 2021 2022 2023 2024 Never Done! |
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I was gone for the weekend, bow hunting. I saw a decent buck at about 55 yards, took a shot, and missed. C'est la vie! Here are the poll results for posterity: BONUS: Suggest the new poll! |
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Stock to flow is irrelevant for LTC.
You people are the most dishonest, retarded, fucking scammers I've ever seen in my entire life. It's not possible for this 'stock to flow' nonsense to be completely invalid for Litecoin and every other coin and work ONLY for Bitcoin. They're all the same 'asset' class - I use the term "asset" extremely loosely because imaginary timestamps are not an asset - so it either has to work for all of them or none of them. It obviously works for none of them because a stock to flow model only works on physical commodity resources humans actually need with some type of inelastic demand. Forced to reply as you are calling me in a way I don't like. If only you would use some of your time to actually read about the model (plenty of places to do that, one of those being here), instead of repeating the same old story, you would understand why this model is not applicable to Litecoin. What is your rationale for why 'stock to flow' would work on Bitcoin when it doesn't work on ANY other digital crapcoin? You don't have one. You're either required to be a dishonest scammer or negro-level IQ to not be able to realize scarcity in vacuum for scarcity's sake is meaningless. The idea of stock to flow requires pairing scarcity with inelastic demand. To have inelastic demand requires being an actual physical resource humans need, not an IMAGINARY timestamp. TIMESTAMPS are not in short supply ANYWHERE. Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency with unforgeable costliness, |
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