Blasphemy!
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Wow, p2pool has defiantly been rocking lately! I need more S5s...
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Google is SKYNET, boston dynamics is owned by google.
Or shall we say, Google is only "Cyberdyne systems" from T1, while DARPA the military version is SKYNET (just like in T2)
Ah man, holywood is like a crystal glass ball.
When I read things like the following it makes me wonder about the upcoming JADE HELM military training exercise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JADE_%28planning_system%29The U.S. military developed this automated planning software system in order to expedite the creation of the detailed planning needed to deploy military forces for a military operation. JADE uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology combining user input, a knowledge base of stored plans, and suggestions by the system to provide the ability to develop large-scale and complex plans in minimal time.  |
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In your bitcoin.conf you can add:
"coinbase-sig" : "8MB Blocks FTW"
But does it mean For The Win or Fuck The World? coinbase-sig seems to be a bfgminer setting Oh yeah, it does go in miner.conf file. For p2pool it seems a bit more tricky, I found this quote: And if you want your signature in a block, the patch to bitcoind is trivial.  How is it done?  I use this in the binary for p2pcoin's bitcoind: const char* pszP2PCOIN = "[P2PCOINv0]";
COINBASE_FLAGS << std::vector<unsigned char>(pszP2PCOIN, pszP2PCOIN+strlen(pszP2PCOIN));
I also have command line options for -addtag and -addhextag that I use to add my personal tags. They are done pretty much the same way. |
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GMOs are typically used to grow things outside of their normal growing season, and to yield more, or was I misinformed?
The argument here is whether they're safe or not. A typical propaganda tactic from GMO companies is to redirect any discussion on safety away from the issue. But, to answer your question I believe roundup-ready GMOs are the most typical type of crops and those are about requiring farmers to purchase expensive herbicides with questionable effects on human and livestock health. |
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I know all the humans are going to die. My hope is that some bacteria live. We are all just expressions of DNA, so who cares if humans survive? There is only one living creature on Earth and if part of it lives then it will bounce back in just a few million years. It's all good.  The climate changed this morning. I saw it myself, don't need no scientists. I know it's our fault and I should pay carbon taxes, but it may be too late. This really bright hot round thing started to rise up from the horizon. At the same time the land started getting hotter. And I calculate that it's really going to get really hot. Then there will be heat waves and droughts and hurricanes and storms and flooding and ice and no ice and scary bad stuff like drowned puppies. “Human sacrifice! Dogs and cats living together! Mass hysteria!” Okay, so I've studied this curious bright hot round thing some more. You're not going to believe this, but here it is. Every day this thing arcs up in the sky from east to west. I've checked. It does not take days off, but for about half of every day it disappears. It gets much hotter when it can be seen. It's going higher and higher in that arc each day. And some quick calcs show that means it's going to get hotter and hotter. So don't let any one tell you this stuff is garbage. Don't listen to those stupid Deniers. The Big Round Hot Thing is going to get hotter and hotter. So the ice caps will melt and you won't have any snowballs and Eskimos will have to get skinny to look right in binkinis. There must be a way to control that round thing... But how? -- Joshua 10:13 Looks like the good book says it's possible. |
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the earth is flat, the moon is a hologram and space travel is a NASA hoax.
so no.
edit:
oh, and the little grey "space" aliens are made from all the missing children you see on the back of milk cartons in secret underground labs.
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yeah, my node is also only showing one of two blocks. we going for 3?  |
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what a load of horse manure.
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Smithers, release the Kraken.
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OK, so I tried again this time on Monday during regular business hours and after waiting in line for 15 minuets, denied again. "Come back during AM hours" they said.  So to recap, the bank (I'll leave them unnamed) refused to cash their own cheque at one of their own branches during regular business hours on a working day. Money Mart on the other hand had no problem cashing the cheque (for an absolutely massive fee). |
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The time has come.  |
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Bitter green potatoes.  Note: image sourced from Google images as I've already eaten the potatoes (lots of black pepper helped mask the bitter taste).
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I run a full node and P2Pool.
Router says I've got 173 connections. |
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While an epidemic of inflamed assholes is a definite downside one of the pros of GMOs is that they're considerably safer for pregnant women than thalidomide.
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I run a full node and P2Pool.
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Sounds like the OP is claiming the 1% who control the fiat are not criminals.
Like the saying goes "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence". -- Carl Sagan paraphrasing Marcello Truzzi.
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