Payments pushed.

e19 reserved on 12/20, submitted on 12/26. Qwk's decaying payment rule not in effect, yet. Full .15 payment. 12mJqEf8HyadubrCwHeNnVPn6Wmbdj4AJt

e44 reserved on 2/17, submitted on 2/19, .13 payment. 1Pg568UKjPaQDxsM2ABJq49kxVYUwSavJg
 
Condensed list:
.225 to 1FZp3m73bx5tFJzkcpPYGEFzLt6i9j2wPE
.15 to 1L4FaJnwSmYJqw8RQRFQjccrSdo7oH49A8
.15 to 18dceiSG14Dn3C4nQTRedbL9BtF5ig48n
.33 to 1Pg568UKjPaQDxsM2ABJq49kxVYUwSavJg (skyered - incl. PR)
.15 to 1AYW2JHWbEHQzzXciKRNd5k4SLfyphyc3b
.15 to 1LtKm3quQqFqZXNHruErwEjjeRfuMUquBp
.075 to 17kzPBwE8cRGUkgimViRGfYwGNHahQ3FFZ
.14 to 16avPk7MEg9hjULZ9gTfmvmWWiu4Z1C9gX
.11 to 1G6EQwiAfTVyTpK4j3XZ65CvonjDGrPsQ
.15 to 12mJqEf8HyadubrCwHeNnVPn6Wmbdj4AJt
.145 to 1GMj1kp1gEwJks7MQKoz6FGiJcZxwDjC9D (Kluge - incl. PR)

Total: 1.775

ETA: Whoops. Fixed an overpayment.

Okay... so if I have qwk's system right...

(e07) .15 to 1FZp3m73bx5tFJzkcpPYGEFzLt6i9j2wPE
(e50) .15 to 1L4FaJnwSmYJqw8RQRFQjccrSdo7oH49A8
(e41) .15 to 18dceiSG14Dn3C4nQTRedbL9BtF5ig48n5
(e44)
(e31) .15 to 1AYW2JHWbEHQzzXciKRNd5k4SLfyphyc3b
(e5) .15 to 1LtKm3quQqFqZXNHruErwEjjeRfuMUquBp
(e45) .075 to 1FZp3m73bx5tFJzkcpPYGEFzLt6i9j2wPE 0.075 to 17kzPBwE8cRGUkgimViRGfYwGNHahQ3FFZ
(e08) 0.14 to 16avPk7MEg9hjULZ9gTfmvmWWiu4Z1C9gX
(e43) 0.11 to 1G6EQwiAfTVyTpK4j3XZ65CvonjDGrPsQ
(e19) to 12mJqEf8HyadubrCwHeNnVPn6Wmbdj4AJt

Will figure out 19 & 44.

Sounds like we only have ~500t years remaining.

Ridiculous to fight bigotry with more bigotry. Whole thing should've been left under the rug. A $1,000 donation is nothing -- it's like a police officer actually writing up a ticket if he sees someone jay-walking because he thinks it's so horrible that someone would break ANY law that they must be some type of bomb-lobbying anarchist mass-murderer who just doesn't give a fuck. Implications are only concerning because it's a polarizing issue which is blowing up way out of proportion, but it'll probably die down soon.

Thank God.

Hey, guys. These episodes are currently proofread and unpaid. Is this correct?
50, 41, 44, 31, 5, 45, 8, 43, 19

These episodes are about to be proofread and are unpaid:
39, 16

I'll cover up to current payments tomorrow if I don't hear anything.

wot. What's the point of trash talking the losers if I'm not taking cash out of their hands?

Yup. ETA: This is definitely slower than MW, though. Market orders are randomly delayed 0-5 minutes.

Facebook may currently operate like a ponzi, but it'd be a challenge to find someone who managed to lose money taking  long positions up until now. Can basically excuse the IPO manipulation... if everybody wins, there's no crime, right?

ETA: o wait...

Heh - good. Came in late. Hope they have leverage in new one. Thought MW did, though maybe you disabled?

ETA: Heh - in the registration spam, one of the offers is for a Bitcoin e-book.

Would be very pleased to see blockchain.info support smarter key importing. I have a giant set of lists of privkeys in base58 (separated by a space) I can't seem to do anything with unless I want to enter them in one by one in the import privkey section.

Hehe, I ran a couple of these for a libertarian group and did... fairly well, I think. Count me in.

I'll have e19 done by end of day. I'll bug him when it's submitted.

I'm really surprised the line-of-credit industry even permitted Overstock and TigerDirect to go forward and I'm skeptical they'll continue permitting it. The logical choice seems to be hardballing it like the computer hardware industry turned out: if you sell PCs with Windows, you couldn't sell PCs with Mac, and if you sell PCs with Intel, you couldn't sell PCs with AMD. Various commissions eventually made them pay a pittance to their competitors, but the damage by the monopolistic policies was much more severe.

If I were a major player like Walmart, I'd be very hesitant to stick my neck out like that while still relying on partnerships with the LoC industry. If VISA et al decided to drop Walmart, Walmart'd die overnight.

Clean install, win7, used website to download instead of secure downloader.

It'd be nice if the IRS's guidance fundamentally matched FinCEN's, but they seem to be coming from different directions. FinCEN says Bitcoin's like a dollar bill, and the IRS says it's like a goat, which have totally separate rules. The whole point of the "tax me" movement in the community was so there'd be clarity. Now, we have two directives telling us to do different things or be tried as a criminal, which is even worse than no clarity because it effectively DOES make it illegal in certain instances.

Say we're talking the immediate situation after Prohibition, where a harsh mish-mash of local, state, and federal rules were still all over the books, and you're selling Bushmill's. We'll say there are two organizations governing alcohol sales, both of which can file criminal charges and revoke your liquor license: the CBA and the ABC. The ABC says Bushmill's is governed under the "general liquor" rules and you can only sell Bushmill's in government-operated liquor stores during daylight and not on Sundays. The CBA says Bushmill's is governed under the "imported whiskey" rules and you can only sell Bushmill's in government-and-privately-operated liquor stores between 6pm-10pm, and only on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. No matter what you do, you're doing it wrong. Meanwhile, your attorney says Bushmill's should be governed under the "domestic-distribution import law of 1933" if you pay and file for a "Class 7-FC liquor import license" and be able to be sold night and day, every day except the weekend and not before 10am on Monday. Your friendly competitor down the street tells you he stopped stocking Bushmill's altogether after the IRS told him to wait for guidance on the new tax rates for imported liquor sales and went back to only selling domestics. After enjoying his import stock he's since moved to his private office, you realize his approach is definitely the most reasonable, though clearly non-ideal, and move your own stock of Bushmill's to your office to enjoy a happy - and slightly less profitable - two-year blur until a frontiersman liquor distributor appeals his prosecution by the CBA to the Supreme Court, the "imported whiskey" guidance is deemed invalid, and everyone accepts the "general liquor" rules.

Email staff, subject "You're forcing down the value of coins" Depending on the value of the transfer and whether or not it's early enough where can call their bank to halt the exchange, it may be a viable option. May incur fees.

You may be able to block it on your bank's side. That may incur fees and the wrath of a support staff wondering what the Hell happened... may also get funds stuck in limbo for a bit, so I wouldn't explicitly advise it.

Out of curiosity, why does this happen, and why doesn't it cause "Core" (am I referring to it properly, now?) to choke?