Instead of the useless fighting and filling a case with one another,
Why don't these developers or project head just work together for the betterment of the whole cryptocurrency community.
Thats a good one, you mean lawful and unlawful working together. Would you like to elaborate how that works? Visa/Mastercard or Banks must keep payment records for 25 Years, by law. https://twitter.com/cryptorebel_SV/status/1124387943458770944 |
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Bitcoin is limited to 21 Million, anything not limited to 21 Million is not Bitcoin.
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After having tried for the past 60 years, for some reason you end up with my private key. To your dismay you find that it is password protected.
After another 60 years your grandchildren finally managed to get access, just to discover all moved as i distributed it all with my last will.
Some people can not deal with large numbers (you one of them) thats also the reason Ripple can keep the xrp hocks-pockus going for now.
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Lots of better sides exits besides coinmarketcap on of them is Openmarketcapothers are athcoinindexBitinfochartsCoincheckupCoincodexCoingeckoCoincapCoinlibCryptocompareBesides Bitcoin is all whats needed look at xrp for example. It is a pure "Fool seeking bigger Fool" environment. Buying in hope to dump on someone else at a later date. Real world usage can only happen with the ability to scale. Anything operating with a cheap raspberry pi or equivalent cant move up easy. |
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BSV a database for "proof of lies". A lot of things being preserved via bistagram or etched right now. Whole websites, twitter posts,... uploaded to the blockchain for eternity. |
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Mother of God, 758 pages of flat earth. This is reminiscent of Gulliver's Travels, when the Liliputians could not agree on which side to break the eggs.
Earth is in the form of a tesseract, and everyone knows that.
Everyone is a little exaggerated, but more wake up to the fact. |
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One of the first things to do in such situation = trace the money. Who paid for Bitcoin.org registration in 2008?
Visa/Mastercard must keep records for a very long time.
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Isn't Bir Tawil basically just desert with nothin in it? If I remember this was the "no-man's land" in the Sahara right? Once the neighboring countries get the proper agreements, the land would eventually be claimed.
Even if not, I don't think anyone would settle there. No permanent water supply, no resources, land-locked, etc. You would become dependent on your neighbors, the exact opposite a micronation's goal.
That is right, nothing is there, no road, no ocean access, no resources, no people, a water well but no one knows where it is. Bir Tawil is a very peculiar area. Located south of Egypt and north of Sudan, it is a trapezoid of land (about 2060 km²) wanted by neither Egypt nor by Sudan. In fact, both countries want to award it to the other. Liberland is also sandwiched between two countries but both countries want it, the opposite to Bir Tawil. Three people have laid claim to the land a Russian (Zhikharev), an Indian (Dixit ) and an American (Heaton).  |
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Unlike anyone from nChain will vised the threat, but there should be some contact info at https://nchain.com/en/ |
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Metanet is a totally new way. Data is the new Oil. Have you got access to your medical file, why not, when did you give the right to someone to sell your medical history? Why did you do it, did you get any reward out of it? With Metanet you have the data and give to doctor access to it for today, this week or what ever timeframe you specify. Will apps like Metaflix be succesful, unlikely in the short term it is nowhere near ready on a lot of fronts, starting with the miners. There is a ton of good musicians but without a contract success is limited. With contract you have someone telling you what to do and takes the lion share of incom. You no longer a free artist. With Metanet 100% of your income is in your pocket, no agent to take most. Only 100% legal content is uploaded or streamed, you be a fool to do otherwise. The full lenght movie still be the some as other places except to have the option to get out of it at any time. Uploading a clip on youtube the artist gets a few cents and google takes most and deceits if it will give you as uploader something at all or demonetizes. On Metanet you pay to upload and moneybutton is attached if someone wants to watch has to pay, if he knows content is worth it no prob. Passports will be a thing of the past. Websites dont need a central server any longer. Just about everything payment is down to the second. Accounting, instant up to the minute correct if you operate a business. There is still a long way to go before everything is build and you can use most apps. https://medium.com/@roger.taylor/messaging-system-exploration-8c612c4a39f0 |
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I am not sure if you are aware, but Elwar was located in international waters that no country has claim to.
Thai authorities say that it's their economic zone where they are allowed to fish and such. It's strange that no country is against Thailand performing military operations in international waters. They sent a warship to dismantle the seastead and move it within its borders, so they stole a property that neighboring countries like Malaysia could have equal claims to, but obviously nobody cares. It's not that nobody cares, it's the contrary. All countries support Thailand. All countries would have reacted exactly the same way, and Elwar was naive to think he was safe being just behind the 12 miles limit. Try to build a seastead 13 miles off the coast of Florida, you'll get Marines assaulting you within days. At very basic get facts straight. 12 NM is 13.80936 Miles, 22.22401km the US does have a 24 NM Contiguous zone. Territorial sea, as defined by the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea,[1] is a belt of coastal waters extending at most 12 nautical miles (22.2 km; 13.8 mi) from the baseline (usually the mean low-water mark) of a coastal state. The territorial sea is regarded as the sovereign territory of the state, although foreign ships (military and civilian) are allowed innocent passage through it, or transit passage for straits; this sovereignty also extends to the airspace over and seabed below. Adjustment of these boundaries is called, in international law, maritime delimitation.
A state's territorial sea extends up to 12 nautical miles (22.2 km; 13.8 mi) from its baseline. If this would overlap with another state's territorial sea, the border is taken as the median point between the states' baselines, unless the states in question agree otherwise. A state can also choose to claim a smaller territorial sea.
Conflicts have occurred whenever a coastal nation claims an entire gulf as its territorial waters while other nations only recognize the more restrictive definitions of the UN convention. Claims which draw baseline in excess of 24 nautical miles (two 12 NM limits) are judged excessive by the U.S. Two conflicts occurred in the Gulf of Sidra where Libya drew a line in excess of 230 NM and claimed the entire enclosed gulf as its territorial waters. The U.S. exercised freedom of navigation rights twice, in the 1981 and 1989 Gulf of Sidra incidents.
In the U.S. federal system, individual states exercise ownership (subject to federal law) up to 3 nautical miles (9 nautical miles for Texas and Florida) from shore, while the federal government exercises sole territorial jurisdiction further out (see Tidelands). Guys with guns (military dictatorship) not operating within law, knowing or obeying it, what a surprise. Full support of Kim, no way, really, shit who would have thought. Elwar is certainly wrong in entering and exiting without immigration formalities, crossing the 12 NM line. |
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 All of us, and not CSW? Everyone knows that  |
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@coolcoinz Did not even bother to read response as errors a to numerous. The seastead is not a permanent structure, it was moored before pirates captured it and took it. It was not a a shipping lane and the only cargo ship passing maybe once a week an old junk on its way to get scraped. The fault is with someone who runs into something stationary. You the kind of guy crashing into a ghost ship and blaming it for the accident because you sounded the horn 3 times and gone full speed it still did not go out of your way. https://sobify.com/ghost-ship-in-the-arctic-floats-unmanned-for-nearly-40-years/ The ocean is full with all sorts of stuff including thousand of shipping containers, some float for a very long time, years before sinking. He had way more lighting than any old yacht would have. The seastead did have an AIS bouy transmitting the location. If someone wants to get into data from a tanker he better get some motoryacht and keep cruising alongside for some time. Sitting in the middle of the ocean and wait for someone to be in wifi range for a couple of minutes to hack into is so far detached form reality its beyond funny. Stop eating toothpaste, sniff glue or smoke what ever it is because it starts to show. Besides living in the middle of nowhere is to get away from it all and live with nature and peace. Escape form the derailed. Edit: Luckily he did not cross path with you. Radar is of no use for something that small and wooden that low on the surface. https://www.voanews.com/a/frenchman-completes-trans-atlantic-journey-in-a-barrel/4894977.html |
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Hello community i am new user and i found your information very useful, it seems that Nchain company and your project is very solid. Can you write to me about what exactly metanet is?
https://metanet.icu/Basically a new internet on which apps like "Metaflix" operate. With Metaflix you pay as you go, the moment you stop watching a movie, payment stops. No need to buy the cat in the bag. Some Movies have great previews and then dont live up to it. No need to pay for the full movie beforehand and then not watch it to the end. https://bico.media/b://b1e9e2eea5c1523c89291de07ebeeb82fb208762d073f76029cfcca7ea5cf3f6or the Bottle Browser with no HTTP(S):// instead B:// or C:// or other https://bottle.bitdb.network/Edit: For freelance artists there is this place or when you need something done. https://fivebucks.com/ |
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it's sad how people have taken control of different territorial and even water bodies. right now all I can remember is pirates who also used to live on water bodies with their floating ships. what if someone just takes their ships and stays in the middle of water bodies and builds a farm or something.
If you are on a ship it's not a problem. Thailand has attempted to contact Elwar's seastead to make them move. You simply cannot have a permanent building there, like an oil platform. I don't like what the government is doing to them, but think about it for a second. They don't know what he's doing there. What if he was a cyber terrorist trying to hack into the computers of passing ships through their wifi and steal private data? What if there was an accident because some passing ship didn't see his seastead at night and rammed it? When you have a sea boat you also have a working radio, a radar, proper lights, and are able to move if needed. Nobody should have a problem with you living on a boat (at least not in a civilized country, which Thailand in light of the recent events might not be). What hack into the local fishermen in the wooden boats. If you want some data you have to go places where there is data, out in the ocean is none and power is also hard to get. Lets just hope you never go to sea because you have no idea whatsoever. A massive steel seastead can be seen on radar for a very long way, pity the poor fisherman in his small wooden boat, you sure gonna ram him out of the way. People been crossing oceans for ages when traveling solo, sleeping at night, do they all get rammed. Do you regularly ram parked cars at night? |
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Which one of those was the one located in the US? Had a good laugh when the "founder" was asked if they pay US taxes and he said it's "foreign aid".
As of now seasteading is really the only way to go and try to get away from nations' "territorial waters". Hopefully that Thailand fiasco don't discourage people. If that French Polynesia project don't also get wrecked by the government, it could provide good experience on how to make a self-sustaining settlement.
Most likely The Kingdom of Talossa or The Dominion of British West Florida You may also try to check this micronation. Federated States of Micronesia: https://www.britannica.com/place/Micronesia-republic-Pacific-OceanThis small island would possibly become seated as it is so much near to the Thai. I'm not so much sure if I am actually making a point but you may also try to check this out. This nation has a unique tradition and still have their ethnic people. Micronesia has hundreds of islands, i have visited that nation. Nearby Nauru is much smaller, or Dominion of Melchizedek which seem to have a 50 year lease from the Marshall Islands and is currently not inhabited. |
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TBH a bad actor could easily inflate bsv to 6.7 terabyte a year ..... to scale and test Bitcoin beyond gigabyte and eventually to terabyte blocks. Unlimited blocks are coming. Terabyte vs Floppy disc sized blocks. I remember the days of the new game spread over 10 1.44mb floppy's, horrible things. |
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Which one of those was the one located in the US? Had a good laugh when the "founder" was asked if they pay US taxes and he said it's "foreign aid".
As of now seasteading is really the only way to go and try to get away from nations' "territorial waters". Hopefully that Thailand fiasco don't discourage people. If that French Polynesia project don't also get wrecked by the government, it could provide good experience on how to make a self-sustaining settlement.
Most likely The Kingdom of Talossa or The Dominion of British West Florida |
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