If anyone has not sound or vision try disabling html5 everywhere in your firefox browser addons so you default to flash player. |
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Even when you tell them your tactics, it still works  |
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I can feel some kind of desesperation from trollerros. Meanwhile, Evan meet and speak with important people from bitcoin industry here in Mexico. It seems very well organized, lot of importants people. Already excellent move to vote Yes to this budget. And the event didn't really start yet  Indeed....its great that we've distracted them from developing their own coin. Lol. Keeping them here on This is a cunning tactic, like with chess - distract with the pawns and knights on one side of the board while the queen and castle go in for the kill at the other end |
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Monero is on serious life support.. early baggies have dumped long ago.
only the last fools bailing from the sinking ship are left..
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Nice to end on a laugh though, that budget proposal for smooth gets my vote
I also have to thank Mr Smooth and Mrs Smoothie for the constant entertainment it wouldn't be the same otherwise  Certainly some funny frelling laughs to be had Is like a never ending trashy soup opera but with spliced quality segments. The difference is, we take the piss where as they're seriously fanatical and wont ever let it go  |
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Mine was a tiny btc amount stuck in pending forever, alt coins still working as far as I'm aware (Dash v slow?) The arbritage is a tell sign, it looks like they have plenty of stocks in the olde alt snack section but the cupboard is bare when it comes to the primary food source (did a rat come in through a hole in the back and eat it all?) There is too much decent competition and can't see them recovering very easily from such negative and extended frell ups. |
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Withdraw DASH not work on cryptsy , still have problem withdraw othercoins  I had a small bitcoin withdrawal pending for 1 week, did a ticket and they cancelled it the same day. The tiny amounts of dash that I was day trading have been withdrawing without getting stuck in pending but take upto 24 hours, I heard Doge is faster (not difficult eh) My conclusion is that its more hassle than its worth trading on Cryptsy, a lot of messing about for a little bit of arbritrage. |
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unrelated stuff....
This is the dash thread? hey, when a small organized group of people set out to destroy your coin at any cost, it is related, yes. |
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Goodnight everyone... It's pretty quite in here... I'm tempted to unignore everyone... Then again, I do like calm and piece. When is the next meet up after Mexico?
Get your ass to Miami in January and don't forget to pack some of that (n)ice wine in case the house stuff has gone bobbar http://btcmiami.com/speakers/ |
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Dash Github Visualization 2015* credits : crowning edit : best to enjoy when putting volume really loud Any other volume setting apart from 11 would be considered bad manners  (the neighbours can confirm this) |
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And thanks to Wolf0 and Reuben because there are blatant similarities along the way I tried to collect as many useful sources and links as possible but there is much more and its constantly changing. P.S. Ooo and a big shout out to that Kesha dude for uploading the mysterious but very quick alternative sgminer version |
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My points are MOOT.
Try buying any shares today without a trusted 3rd party and you'll have to deal in person only. We do not live in a decentralised world just yet. Perhaps in the future the will be some sort of option for masternodes similar to preferred stock and common stock will be possible, in which common stockholders receive voting rights in exchange for a smaller payout compared to preferred stockholders. I'm not sure why you're talking about gold, are you trying to sell some coins? Definitely an example of a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. It could be either he is a gold bug or he is alluding to the fact that M______ is worth its (virtual) weight in gold. |
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Charts of the day, http://coin.dance/chartsSome of the best charts to indicate true market conditions(hard to fake volume), look at Russia go go go I could see somewhere like Kenya or Nigeria being next in line for a bull run in Africa (after South Africa) |
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What several of us are reporting (I think) is that the BTC client has become very weak when it has to catch up. It is well-behaved once it is in sync, but it has become tempting to leave any BTC wallet "hot" or to stop using it altogether. Ouch!
I compare it to downloading a torrent movie, everyone wants to leech and no one wants to seed, no incentive and if the client is using too many resources this will mean less peers for full clients, only SPV wallets will remain. |
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..Who wouldn't want the leader of any organization to make changes to improve it. I for one would not want someone who rests on his laurels, and blindly sticks to the status quo, even if it is inferior.
A leader with vision, who makes the tough decisions to improve the project is an asset.
summed up for both ends but by definition only one side can see it, “The measure of intelligence is the ability to change.”~~ Albert Einstein ~~
“Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.”~~ George Bernard Shaw ~~
“It is a narrow mind which cannot look at a subject from various points of view.”~~ George Eliot ~~
“Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once in a while, or the light won't come in.”~~ Isaac Asimov ~~ |
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After a spike in the Darkcoin network hashrate in early February 2014, it was speculated that someone might have made a GPU miner and thus a bounty of over 3000 DRKs was given in order to assist in the creation of a GPU miner client that could be publicly available, for fairness reasons.
That's pretty much exactly what happened. Do you think that the spike was the miner trojan in the torrent? Do the dates line up? There were 2-3 day spikes at the end of january, they would push the diff through the roof and then disappear for a few days. There were a lot of coin releases at the time, most likely a few hundred cores that would auto profit switch to another cpu coin, this was just before ASIC scrypt miners, so there were many to choose from. Middlecoin was high profitablility and coin switching was in vogue. |
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It sure is when the only competition is an encrypted piggy bank with 34.02 followers - even @ 200% zoom. sadly they are discussing disruption for DASH at the event. I suspect we'll only see the sheep like dnaleor, hopefully no one truly disturbed turns up. I doubt any of the main players like Risto will show, they wouldn't have the ticker. The flight and hotel costs should deter them, its going cost a little more than dnaleor's bus fare from his bedroom in Mama and Papa's house this time. |
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Thanks for the info! I'm mining right now around 13 Mh/s. It's severely non-profitable. Which has me wondering why? Even more so, why are so many people hashing away and perfectly fine with losing money? Faith?
Genesis mining have transcended faith using better optimization and cheap electricity from the hot smelly thermal vents of Iceland. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqEgF7NCJ-0 |
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7) delusions of grandeur (thinks can code)
thats a great list, although i'm not totally getting classification number 7 7 represents the egotistical know it all, one that has done a little bit of code work and then presumes to know everything there is to know about all other coin projects. An example of where a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing, typically arrogant and blinded to new ideas |
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