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Awesome news.
Shouldn't this be in Service Announcements though?
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the proposal for creating good financial incentives to replace the market lost when the size is uncapped That's because it's a non-existent problem. Transaction fees per block have been rising with the transaction volume while the block size has remained below the maximum size, which is effectively the same as being uncapped. The idea that the supply of transaction processing capability must be capped below equilibrium in order to increase fee revenue is counter to the observable facts. |
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Anyone who has been watching Bitcoinity during this morning has witnessed a great example of how to handle communications during an upgrade.
The way they have kept users of the site informed of the pending changes before, during, and after the attempted upgrade stands out in a positive way as compared to some other services.
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I consider the belief in intrinsic value to be a form of magical thinking at best, or a self-serving strategy of inflating the exchange rate for gold at worst.
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Why is it that these discussions always focus on guns and never ask WHY ARE PEOPLE LOSING THEIR MINDS ALL OF A SUDDEN? Our society is sick and profits from the emotional and mental destruction of humanity. Guns are nothing but a DISTRACTION from the REAL KILLER, the systemic illness of our society as a whole. It makes you feel better at night if you can just blame it on a handful of wackos rather than acknowledge it for the complex system of destruction it is. If you did that you would have to examine and take responsibility for your own behavior, and no one wants that!
Young people in our society spend most of the first two decades of their lives incarcerated under hellish conditions. They are packed into institutions which duplicate the conditions of Lord of the Flies and if they show any sign of distress they are at risk of being drugged into compliance. To add insult to injury this crime against humanity is called a "public good" and the perpetrators who make it their career claim to be doing it all "for the children". |
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Please no tapatalk. It annoys people who browse on their mobile devices and also makes the SSL pointless.
It's built for people using mobile devices? How does it annoy? I've never used it, but it may be related to the subject of this comic:  |
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With the exchange rate being so volatile we need a way to making sell orders that lock in the formula, but not the actual exchange rate, until the funds are released.
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We already have 24/6 support, and will likely continue this way. Support is operating on Sundays only during major outages. Is there a trade volume level at which you will consider having support available during all times at which trading is available? |
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With the increase in staff, will you have 24/7 support or will there be days/hours that no live responses are available?
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Paying off debt is never a stupid thing to do. Cash out and pay off those loans early. Seriously. Of course paying off debt can be a stupid thing to to do. When an investment is gaining more (flash crashes included) per week than the annual interest charge on a loan you'd be far better off making minimum payments than paying down the loan. |
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Did anyone else catch the momentary "everybody panic" animation on Bitcoinity?
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turn all google services off. One thing to do that is less extreme is to sandbox Google sites into their own browser. I use three browsers - one only for Google, one only for Facebook, and one for everything else. The "everything else" browser blocks all Facebook and Google cookies. |
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This argument has been made before, and unfortunately I don't share your optimism for humanity in this aspect. People tend to only care about things that directly influence them so - why donate to hospitals if you're not sick? Why donate to schools if you don't have kids? Why donate to libraries if you don't read that much? etc. So basically people must be forced to contribute to things they should contribute to but refuse to willingly. Why gets to decide the "shoulds", and why do they get to make that decision for other people? |
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My trading strategy: whenever a paycheck posts to my checking account I immediately initiate a bitcoin purchase via Coinbase. When the coins are available on Coinbase I send them to an offline Armory wallet. About once per week I sell a small quantity of bitcoins via otc trades to cover my living expenses.
Using this method I've accumulated savings equal to eight months of living expenses in a very short time.
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Violent crime in general is near historical lows. It just seem more prevalent now than in the past because the media brings news from all parts of the world to everybody so we're a lot more aware of it.
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The market is boring and it's been three days since we've seen a new Zhou Tonged video.
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my big worry is if i do not report now, they may come at me 5-10 years from now with interested owed. If Bitcoin is still worth anything 5-10 years from now and you own some now you'll likely be able to manage that risk by just moving outside their jurisdiction. |
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