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521  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [SDC] Shadow | [ ShadowChat | ShadowSend | ShadowGo ] | New iOS wallet ! on: August 24, 2014, 06:45:11 AM
Hello,

For those who remember, I was a former volunteer dev / proj mgr / comm mgr for Cinni.  Please allow me to clear the FUD on rynomster's name (as this was brought to my attention by trolls posting in XC's thread).

Rynomster came to help Cinni with it's encrypted messaging system (per a bounty).  After this work was finished, he himself decided to not continue on with Cinni (for his own reasons, which frankly should not matter).  His contribution towards the Cinni project started on good terms, and he left Cinni project on good terms -- as far as the dev team was concerned. 

As for the issue related to Cinni PoS, I can verify that rynomster did indeed email fixes to the PoS code to cinnidev.  And to my knowledge, cinnidev committed them (however, if cinnidev truly committed them will need to be verified by cinnidev / rynomster).  Now, whether or not rynomsters fixes corrected absolutely every issue with Cinni's PoS, I cannot answer -- but I do know that rynomster emailed fixes on the PoS code.

Nevertheless -- why are we attacking rynomster?  If you are going to call him a liar, then you will have to call both myself and cinnidev liars.  But let me ask you -- who else would know the facts better than the dev team?  Cinnidev likewise can and should confirm everything that I have said.  Anyone who says anything contrary to the facts that I have just stated is a liar, or is ignorant to what actually happened.

Again, rynomster was offered a bounty to build encrypted messaging for Cinni -- this he did in a successful and timely manner.  Once this work was completed, he was by no means obligated to continue developing for Cinni.  Even Cinni's PoS issue he was not obligated to look at or fix, but he was kind enough to.  Please refrain from attacking him, his character, or his new coin. 


battbot


Also posted on Cinni's thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=573232.msg8506287#msg8506287

Good to clear that up. Thank you.
522  Other / Politics & Society / Re: New charges brought against alleged silk road operator ross ulbricht on: August 24, 2014, 12:50:29 AM
he was trying to off someone while sipping on small soy latte in starbucks somewhere.

Distance bitcoin from him, if you want crypto to ever succeed.
523  Other / Politics & Society / Re: A Terrorist Horror, Then Golf: Incongruity Fuels Obama Critics on: August 24, 2014, 12:44:25 AM
You just need to accept a very simple fact: Obama is clearly out of his league.

He's hiding. He's running away. He is trying to convince others and himself that his half black background makes him above such 'petty' and 'inferior' concerns and that he is a man above man.

He is in fact a small boy in a room full of adults, internationally and domestically.

He was scared to face the military people. He found out that delusional posh 1st world nurtured sense of minority attitude doesn't work in the real world, and as it turns out, not in America either.

He has no experience, and has no passion. The only passion was a childish sense of self aggrandizement coupled with a frankly infantile impulse of 'i will show you' attitude he has as a minority in America.

He is a perfect example of all the weaknesses and ignorance of the current millennial generation. Let us hope that this was a good lesson for the shallow, hollow generation and a good wake up call for people to find TRUE strength, not one driven by some kiddy ideas of 'pride' or 'standing up for yourself'.

The article said it right: Anyone who functions in these posts must understand it was designed to create polarization and factionalism by the virtue of its structure. It was meant to weed out the weak, encourage competitive solutions, and ultimately bring about compromises and promising results that enables people to gather together around a single agreeable goal when all their questions lead them to the similar conclusion.

It is a system based on the idea to foster conflict as to deprive a single institution from gaining the ultimate power, hence having to deal with the basics of human nature and STILL pull through when things get tough.

Obama is exactly the opposite of such an idea. His universe revolves around himself and no one else. He does not understand that his way of thinking and attitude is grossly simplistic and childish. He believed that he was better than all the thinkers and policy makers of history, and that he was above it all.

He was mistaken.
524  Economy / Long-term offers / Re: [SEEKING PARTNERS] Altcoin technicial details and marketing on: August 24, 2014, 12:27:34 AM
Hello!
I'd like to deal with someone to develop my project and consult about my project.This project related with loans and minimize risks for borrower.After replying i'll PM you.

Thanks

While your screen name does not inspire confidence, I will see what we can talk about. PM me.

Hello!
I wouldn't like to share it with prejudiced people.
Thanks

lol.

The only thing people know about you is your username - needmoney.

You are going to diss people for reading?

What a buffoon.   Roll Eyes

These days, superficiality and lack of thought is considered 'standing up for yourself'.

Nevertheless OP, your offer is interesting. Take a second chance and provide some details if you can. People don't have much to go on as of the moment.
525  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: UseCoin Scam on: August 24, 2014, 12:14:49 AM
Tough questions and critical thinking (page 2 of the damn UseCoin thread):

Quote
I'd be happy to review your OpenBazaar decentralized market code, considering it must be ahead of the official development which doesn't have transaction capability and is still in alpha.

Lol. That is all. Got a wind of this one, didn't touch it. Looks like it was the right call to make.
526  Economy / Speculation / Bitcoin downward plunge starts again... on: August 24, 2014, 12:12:38 AM
To sub 300, i presume. Thoughts?
527  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Undocumented immigrants are civil, NOT CRIMINAL matters on: August 23, 2014, 11:09:22 PM
if you are caught in the process of crossing the border, yes, a criminal charge may be filed against you for that act.

when the illegal immigrants fail to appear in court to deport them, it is for being in the US without documents. and it's a civil matter.

What is this claptrap? Last time I checked, illegal entry into a country is a criminal offense. Start bitching about 'but native americans' as if you ever cared except them giving you a half baked excuse to bitch.

528  Other / Politics & Society / Re: China Tells USA: Keep Your Distance on: August 23, 2014, 11:05:39 PM
This is just classic China asserting itself and the USA acting as it has for the last 50 years.  At some point, unless some accommodation is reached, there will be a clash.  When that happens I wonder what China will do with all their US Treasury bonds?

Of course, destroy their own economy along with plunging the world into depression, while US may have a mild recession. No one has been stopping them from dumping the bonds but there is a something called international agreement they are bound to, which, if they break em, they are liable never to see their loans back ever again.

US owes maybe 8-9% of its total loans to the chinese. 67% of its total loans are owed to itself, which it is working to downsize.

As the saying goes, if you owe a bank 100k bank owns you, but if you owe them 100 billion, you own the bank.

529  Other / Politics & Society / Re: In 40 Seconds, Wall Street Journal Editor Shut Down Al Sharpton on: August 23, 2014, 10:08:02 PM
the lefties and the righties like to both have their favorite things that they stick to.

i like to be more open minded so i dont subscribe to a particular one side, although i am more libtertarian.

just everyone do their due diligence. its hard to want to spend time on these types of things, but someone has to!

Translation: Why feel only superior to one side, when you can feel superior to BOTH sides? Smiley
530  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Saudi Prince carjacked, Robbed of $335k in Paris on: August 23, 2014, 09:57:18 PM
All that money and 'power' and no balls. Typical rag head.
531  Economy / Lending / Re: Offering Loans Upto 1.25 BTC [No Collateral] on: August 23, 2014, 09:51:22 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=751645.new#new

Please consider filling a portion of this loan. We can discuss the details and negotiate them.
532  Other / Politics & Society / Re: China Tells USA: Keep Your Distance on: August 23, 2014, 09:50:09 PM
The chinks can't even keep their muslims in line, and is still trying get rid of the stink of cum from the last time they were raped by japs or other neighbors.

US is more careful now to not become intimate with an infected whore, so chinese can rest easy that US will keep a good distance, and when it wants to, make sure the chinese are pushed into good distance from American path Smiley
533  Other / Politics & Society / Re: George W. Bush - American hero and supporter of ALS research. Obama = PUSSY!!!!! on: August 23, 2014, 09:43:45 PM
Honestly people with no idea what actually goes in side a government are the ones most likely to bitch about 'BUT BUT BUUUUUSH'.

His chief mistakes were lack of sufficient pr management, and being a president at the economic cycle that was bound to become a bubble and pop before he was out of office.

However, as we are slowly finding out, his management of strategies and overall policies in regards to the middle east, post 9-11 events and other factors were actually realistic and well thought out with vast positive implications. People who got hit the hardest by his policies, namely those who despise America for what it is while cheekily ignoring their own glaring problems and spreading their legs for saddam like dictators on a daily basis, are the same ones bitching about 'human rights' and 'hypocrite' whenever he did things.

Granted, our former president did have his short comings. However, the words of condi rice and unspoken agreement of such sentiment by powell all begin to ring more and more true as days go by: History will vindicate our former president.

Obama is the polar opposite of bush in every regard, and that includes not even having the balls to do something, anything, when he needs to. Bush may or may not have been courageous, but obama certainly has none. Obama got hit with a hard dose of reality when he came to the office and kept most if not pretty much all of bush's policies, especially the foreign ones.

Everyone by now knows that obama is just a spoiled ass child in the international stage.

The russians think he is a joke. All the naivte of jfk and none of even his modicum of charisma or will power.

The chinese laugh at obama. All the weakness of clinton and none of his political savvy.

The rest of the world are shaking their heads wondering who the hell in their right mind would place this eternal graduate student on the most powerful office on earth.

Let this be a wake up call to all the self- proclaimed 'educated' peoples. There is nothing easier to manipulate then those who are too smart by only half, and nothing easier to toy with then those who are hollow and weak inside.

George Bush made difficult choices that were necessary. Obama the boy doesn't know anything about anyone, save for his delusional sense of moral high ground (because his skin happens to be half black).

Above all, it is clear he is opposed to and against the very identity of america itself and would like to see it changed to suit his whims.

Perhaps he should ask the chinese the indians or malays to do the same, and see if they give him anything other than a finger, and rightfully so.

It's time this boy got put in his place.

Spent trillions on meddling in the business of other countries. Ruined our economy and set us up for more US hatred around the world. He turned a world that was sympathetic after 9/11 to a world of fear/disgust at our actions afterwards.

Liberty was sacrificed under Bush, economically and socially.

I await your response about how bad Obama is. Completely ignoring the fact that Bush spent trillions on his own pursuits.

Typical sentimental demagoguery without addressing the facts at hand. 'Spent trillions' sounds much, much worse then 'money invested to keep global economy stable by not allowing hostile and dictatorial regime to strangle it'. The profit generated by these ventures, and the fall of a dictator with tin pot dreams of imperialism, was most definitely worth the cost.

Of course, your kind fails to remember that you were clamoring like headless chickens for 'humanitarian causes' when kurds were being gassed and electric bills were spiking during the build up to iraq invasion of kuwait (oh wait, no. It was all mouth and no action while you were sucking your thumb and waiting for the hawks to declare war while you keep playing the saint). Nor do you acknowledge the finding of chemical weapons manufacture and storage facility in Sargat, northern iraq. You also forget that with the equipment US had and relatively mediocre arsenal or weapons saddam possessed, the political fall out of obviously justifying the WDM clause of the invasion would have been far greater than any meager casualties he could have inflicted.


Also, much of those trillions eventually found themselves back to US treasury with variety of trade deals and oil rights, not to mention the overall cost would have been much greater in the long run had US done nothing.

As usual, you fools just don't bother to see the alternative, and cry about perceived 'injustices'.

'Liberties'? What, are you that afraid of the TSA and the patriot act, latter of which not only obama has resigned, but strengthened?

Economy was sacrificed? What nonsense is this? I suppose you are a firm believer that presidents are in control of the economy, and that carter is as much to blame for the late 70s depression as much as clinton and bush are supposed to be given credit/criticism for their economic cycle conditions?

Here's a hint: the housing bubble was not caused by some imaginary monstrous war cost the middle east generated. The war cost seem significant at a glance, but remember running a national treasury and balance is somewhat more complex then running your personal account book. Many profits and revenues fly under the radar. Many are left undisclosed. In fact, the benefits of the war such as secured trade routes, greater control of resources, and other factors would be in the long run a positive benefit than having done nothing.

Also, enough with your sniveling comments about 'raising hatred' against US. They can go fuck themselves - it is not their place to mouth off about how their feelings should be dictating our actions. We are as beholden to them as they feel are beholden to us - that is, nothing. Get the picture?

Anyone can 'feel' anything. No one said your feelings or sentiments can legitimize your actions. A rapist or a thief can easily 'feel' justified and completely convinced of their motivation and actions. If the world is 'outraged', perhaps they should find a different way to express their impotent, petty frustrations at being unable to deal with even their neighbors without having a pissing contest on the global stage.

The main nexus of 'complaints' against US boils down not to any justifiable reaction or reason, but a very simple impulse that no one wants to admit but is obvious: 'I want to be the big cheese, and I dislike you for being something that I, I! want to be, and (somehow) deserve to be.'

Let's compare obama to bush. Bush spent as much as he did looking at the greater picture. If it was not for the housing crisis and somewhat mediocre handling of the post invasion iraq, his presidency would be considered a success with both healthy growth in economic stage and having correctly exerted american influence to maintain stability when it was needed (not that US expects gratitude for it).

Let compare that to obama, who spent at least double the amount bush loaned, in half the time, and still have not managed to drag the economy out of recession and mediocre 'recovery'. Everyone knows the economic condition, created by housing bubble and destruction of middle class jobs chiefly by democratic naive politicians who espoused 'my brother's keeper' attitude, is the end result of clinton policies that successive presidents, especially democrat ones, did not change.

Now, you better start giving some answers about how you think you know any facts about 'trillions' spent by bush vs. obviously larger 'trillions' misspent by obama with little effect in half the time he was president.

The world may have disliked or hated bush, but when he spoke, they had to pay attention. No one wants, or needs to pay attention to obama. This is fucking politics and global power struggle, not a fucking book club meeting.

Just how naive and spineless  are you to make the superficial arguments you did?

Also, I noted that instead of arguing my points about obama, you decided to shift blame and smear bush when you got hit in the soft spot about your boy. Very weak, very transparent.
534  Other / Politics & Society / Re: George W. Bush - American hero and supporter of ALS research. Obama = PUSSY!!!!! on: August 23, 2014, 09:40:38 AM
Honestly people with no idea what actually goes in side a government are the ones most likely to bitch about 'BUT BUT BUUUUUSH'.

His chief mistakes were lack of sufficient pr management, and being a president at the economic cycle that was bound to become a bubble and pop before he was out of office.

However, as we are slowly finding out, his management of strategies and overall policies in regards to the middle east, post 9-11 events and other factors were actually realistic and well thought out with vast positive implications. People who got hit the hardest by his policies, namely those who despise America for what it is while cheekily ignoring their own glaring problems and spreading their legs for saddam like dictators on a daily basis, are the same ones bitching about 'human rights' and 'hypocrite' whenever he did things.

Granted, our former president did have his short comings. However, the words of condi rice and unspoken agreement of such sentiment by powell all begin to ring more and more true as days go by: History will vindicate our former president.

Obama is the polar opposite of bush in every regard, and that includes not even having the balls to do something, anything, when he needs to. Bush may or may not have been courageous, but obama certainly has none. Obama got hit with a hard dose of reality when he came to the office and kept most if not pretty much all of bush's policies, especially the foreign ones.

Everyone by now knows that obama is just a spoiled ass child in the international stage.

The russians think he is a joke. All the naivte of jfk and none of even his modicum of charisma or will power.

The chinese laugh at obama. All the weakness of clinton and none of his political savvy.

The rest of the world are shaking their heads wondering who the hell in their right mind would place this eternal graduate student on the most powerful office on earth.

Let this be a wake up call to all the self- proclaimed 'educated' peoples. There is nothing easier to manipulate then those who are too smart by only half, and nothing easier to toy with then those who are hollow and weak inside.

George Bush made difficult choices that were necessary. Obama the boy doesn't know anything about anyone, save for his delusional sense of moral high ground (because his skin happens to be half black).

Above all, it is clear he is opposed to and against the very identity of america itself and would like to see it changed to suit his whims.

Perhaps he should ask the chinese the indians or malays to do the same, and see if they give him anything other than a finger, and rightfully so.

It's time this boy got put in his place.
535  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Policeman Suspended for Pointing Rifle at Peaceful Protestor in Ferguson on: August 23, 2014, 09:25:12 AM
Peaceful protesters?

Just check out the cheeky attitude of these fools calling themselves 'peaceful' while their ulterior motive is anything but. You try to fuck with someone (lawmen) and then hide behind the law?

Somewhat like watching a kid saying 'I haven't touched nobody' with hands spread out all next to him all raise up while his face is in the other guy's chest/face/neck.

It's beyond pathetic watching this spectacle. The whole ferguson media circus is a disgrace and their 'media suppression' whining is quite weak. Some of these reporters are so obnoxious in a cheeky way anyone with a slice of self awareness would immediately punch them in the face.

536  Economy / Long-term offers / Re: [SEEKING PARTNERS] Altcoin technicial details and marketing on: August 22, 2014, 11:06:05 PM
Hello!
I'd like to deal with someone to develop my project and consult about my project.This project related with loans and minimize risks for borrower.After replying i'll PM you.

Thanks

While your screen name does not inspire confidence, I will see what we can talk about. PM me.
537  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: NobleCoin[NOBL] - *GOING PoS*NOBL/$USD*MARKETPLACE*52 CHARITIES/MERCHANTS* on: August 22, 2014, 10:53:30 PM
I've just done an interview answering a bunch of related questions, hoping to see it published within the week, perhaps sooner. I also think some clarification on my direction, how it relates to NOBL and what I've been doing will be coming to light soon enough (depending on circumstances) to make my case. Cheers guys.

A week? NOBL gets first class treatment  at Cryptotycoons! Cool

Check out my interview with the Rofo of NOBLECOIN!
Article: http://www.cryptotycoons.com/
for future updates, follow me at http://twitter.com/cryptotycoons



Thank you for your efforts. I am sure Rofo, myself, and the community is appreciative of your work in regards to this often under appreciated coin.

Having been paying attention to noble since its inception, I hope you would stay with us for a long time Smiley
538  Economy / Lending / Re: Relocated on: August 22, 2014, 11:53:27 AM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=751645.new#new

If you'd like, please take time to look over this loan request.
539  Economy / Lending / Re: Requesting a medium loan for 30 days, 10-20% - using escrow and collateral on: August 22, 2014, 09:25:41 AM
Sorry let me clarify. During the past few short months that I've been here, there was only one instance of a loan over 1btc besides a few of my loans. I'm sure in the past before I was active in this section, there were a lot more, your 1.85 btc being one of them.


You use it to trade btc, but what if it moves against you, or you make bad trades? You're also mainly involved in altcoins, which majority of them are pump and dump failures. You offer collateral in altcoins (which ones specifically?), but what if the collateral value tanks during this 30 day period? All of these that I just mentioned result in losses, so in the event it does happen, how will you pay back the loan if you lose all or most of it?

What I do for some of the loans I give out, depending on the case, is to force the borrower to have a plan of repayment and also provide proof of income/mining. So perhaps you can provide the same to boost up a lender's confidence. Proof of income is one thing, actually sending it back is another matter, so we won't get into that.

Good advice.

I cannot reveal all my trading activities, but suffice to say that if I lose out, I have enough liquid to pay the maximum amount back in full if necessary. The publicly available activities are but only the surface of the trades I am engaged in. I am sure you can understand where I am coming from.

The main goal of this loan is two fold: To increase my current liquid holdings of btc for trading purposes, and also to build an open trading record that reflects my ability to handle larger amounts of btc whether it be loans or otherwise.

You are right, I have been here for a while and have made numerous trades and deals - and I must say it was a very rewarding experience. I hope to continue building my trading reputation and thus I believe right now is a good time to re engage in some contracts.

If you have further questions, I would be glad to answer them, here or pm. I apologize for the vague nature of my reply, but I hope you will forgive me since some details must be kept private due to the nature of the market. 

540  Economy / Lending / Re: Requesting a medium loan for 30 days, 10-20% - using escrow and collateral on: August 22, 2014, 08:19:00 AM
Amount: 3-5 btc (negotiable)

Just so you know, requesting an amount this size will be extremely hard to get. Generally loans here are short term micro loans. Other than the larger loans that I give out, there has only been one other instance of a successful loan over 1btc size. What you're requesting is multiple times this amount.

Hm yes I understand your concern. If you check my trading and trust history, I completed a loan for 1.85 btc with corresponding collateral within a similar duration period some time ago, with periodic partial payments made appropriately.

I fully understand such concerns, so aside from escrow and other means, you are welcome to suggest any other means to help complete this loan.
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