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1301  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Seven Percent" Bitcoin "7 Percent" Bitcoin on: September 24, 2015, 06:09:01 AM
Mr Gamow, you have a Beautiful Mind.


Definitely one of the weirdest fucking guys around here - and that is no mean feat as bitcoin has plenty of weirdos.
1302  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Coinbase GOES TO TOWN in the patent office!!! on: September 22, 2015, 08:52:50 PM
Maybe they're trying to see what they can get away with. Eventually one of their crazy patents will go through and they'll make a lot of money with it.
Clearly, this makes Coinbase the enemy of all things open source. 
1303  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bank Of America Patent on: September 22, 2015, 10:58:48 AM
Satoshi allowed this too happen, when he abandoned his experiment.

Yes.  This is all true.  Bank of America pretty much owns Bitcoin now that Satoshi left it for the sharks.

Fuck Satoshi. That lazy fucking guy.
1304  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BREAKING: Atlanta based Bitcoin giant BitPay hacked for nearly $2,000,000! on: September 17, 2015, 04:18:17 PM
I don't really blame the CEO on this, since how the fuck would he know his CFO is a fucking retard without common sense.
It is absolutely the highest most important task for a CEO to know whether his CFO is a fucking retard without common sense - that's how.  If the CEO does just one thing in his entire career and nothing else at all, he has to know whether the CFO is an idiot.  TOTAL FAIL
1305  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: While you were all pissing your pants I bought a Bitcoin on: August 19, 2015, 12:35:23 AM
Cool
Well, now it is worth less than when you bought it!!!  Bummer.  hang on a while, it will be worth even less later.
1306  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: XT: It's On! First block was mined by an XT miner on: August 18, 2015, 07:25:33 PM
I am not seeing anything on that site
Open your eyes like mine.  (see Profile pic) then go back and look again.
1307  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / XT: It's On! First block was mined by an XT miner on: August 18, 2015, 07:21:16 PM
Here comes the fork!  The first miner running opposition software XT was mined.  This is going to be messy.
http://xtnodes.com/
1308  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Gavin is so desperate about his fork? Is he hiding something? on: August 18, 2015, 01:48:39 AM
If they succeed in taking over Bitcoin, they will rule it. Many of the current devs have stated they will likely stop contributing to the code.

Right.  What will they do then?  Go work at Visa?  Look, no matter what happens, they will still be crypto guys and they will still be working on something.  New guys are going to come work on the core.  Let them go.  Many of them, like Luke Jr. are dicks anyway. 
1309  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Mike's 75% attack on: August 18, 2015, 01:44:51 AM

My guess is this will split bitcoin value into 2 coins


Yeah?  What are you a fucking genius?  Why do you think they call it a 'fork'?  Holy shit. 
1310  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Real Problem isn't XT... on: August 17, 2015, 09:26:56 PM
Sorry to hurt your beliefs, but I don't think Satoshi is THE expert anymore on Bitcoin.

Bitcoin has grown since he left, being it the code base or the adoption. I am also sure, that is what he wanted, when he left.
Sorry to hurt your beliefs, but I don't believe that.

Who holds the belief that Satoshi is THE expert?  Not me.  I am just saying I'd trust his tie break vote more than a coin toss.  ...or Mike's hard fork.  

Look, here is the deal.  We don't have a conflict resolution scheme.  When we set down the path to resolve an impasse - we are forced to do a hard fork.  Oh fuck.  That is not good.  For now, I'd let a signed message from Satoshi decide.  Then, start working on a new voting system which would let impasses get settled without walking near the cliff that hard forks are.  
If you want Satoshi to decide, means you hold his word over every other. In my book, that means you think, that he is THE expert, regardless of if you want it just for this conflict.
It also seems to me, that you don't know, what a hardfork is. There already where hard forks. There even was a hard fork about a month ago: BIP 66, which let to some problems

I know what a hard fork is you plonker - and I am about to stick one in your fucking eye.  This XT thing very likely could lead to a hard fork.  Some hard forks just happen no big deal.  This one is a big deal because it is intentional and done with the purpose of shutting out the guys on the other side of the argument.  That is a big fucking deal. 
1311  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Real Problem isn't XT... on: August 17, 2015, 08:32:25 PM
Sorry to hurt your beliefs, but I don't think Satoshi is THE expert anymore on Bitcoin.

Bitcoin has grown since he left, being it the code base or the adoption. I am also sure, that is what he wanted, when he left.
Sorry to hurt your beliefs, but I don't believe that.

Who holds the belief that Satoshi is THE expert?  Not me.  I am just saying I'd trust his tie break vote more than a coin toss.  ...or Mike's hard fork.  

Look, here is the deal.  We don't have a conflict resolution scheme.  When we set down the path to resolve an impasse - we are forced to do a hard fork.  Oh fuck.  That is not good.  For now, I'd let a signed message from Satoshi decide.  Then, start working on a new voting system which would let impasses get settled without walking near the cliff that hard forks are.  
1312  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Mike's 75% attack on: August 17, 2015, 08:26:40 PM
You know, all this hub-bub about 8MB blocks is really reduced down to a mere version of a 51% attack.  More accurately, it is a 75% attack.  Instead of one guy getting 51% of hash power, Mike has asked people to cooperatively join his '75% attack'.  When they all do join, they will strengthen their side of the fork and re-write history (the other side).  This is just a well-organized 51% attack.  But I love it.  I am on the side of the bad guys.  I love Mike's XT; despite it being nothing more than a thinly veiled 51% attack.  


This is awesome!  This is Bitcoin's first 51% attack.  And we are witness to it.  Bet you didn't think it would be like this.
1313  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Real Problem isn't XT... on: August 17, 2015, 08:18:12 PM

Regardless, I really don't understand why people care what he would think anyhow.

If you knew who first created the hammer, would you care what his opinion is about how you want to use one?

If you knew who first created the wheel, would you care whether or not they want you to use the wheel on your new method of transportation?

I care what he would think because the guy had pretty decent insights when it comes to cryptocurrency.  I could give a shit what he thinks about how to use a hammer.  I don't think he is god, but he certainly did have some appreciable thought on this topic. 

Look - today we have no good solution for deciding an impasse.  A fucking hard fork is pretty dumb.  But that is what we are going to use to settle it.  We could flip a coin.  Or, we could let a guy who had some nice organized thinking on the topic send us a blessed message (signed of course) and go with that.

So, Danny-boy, which do you prefer: hard fork, coin toss, or a signed bit from our mutual buddy ol' Sato?

1314  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / The Real Problem isn't XT... on: August 17, 2015, 07:08:50 PM
The real problem isn't XT.  The real problem is that there is no good means to break a serious impasse. 

XT is a tiny problem - many alternatives exist to get bitcoin to scale.  But XT taught us one thing, Bitcoin is extremely fragile when the core devs can't naturally reach agreement in conversation. 

This XT thing will soon blow over and with or without a fork - Bitcoin will go on in good shape. But, someone ought to start thinking about the next thing which will cause a division.  A division which gets a real durable 50%/50% opinion going will destroy Bitcoin I think. 

XT is probably going to win this argument in about 1 hour after the hard fork.  The next round of disagreement probably won't end up the same way. 

We really need Satoshi to sign a tie-breaking message once in a while.  He is a real coward for checking out like he did.  jk

Hey Sato - how about giving the community a little guidance -  eh?  Just a little 'pip' once in a while.  How about if you sign a '1' for yes on XT or a '0' for no on XT?  That would sure help.  Now that Mike invoked your name, it really does fall on you. 
1315  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Get (pledge) out of New York! on: August 13, 2015, 04:28:46 PM
Genesis Mining  - gone.  Another one bites the dust.  Pledge that.
1316  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Mark Karpeles in jail now? on: August 12, 2015, 07:01:22 PM
Is the fat boy still in jail - or did he bail out?



That's a pretty good image.  holy shit.  Could have made him look a bit more scared. 
1317  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Mark Karpeles in jail now? on: August 12, 2015, 05:11:21 PM
They only bail if you give them millions i read.
Do they take bitcoin?

Apparently he will be on jail for at least 7 years, which is nothing compared to what would he have gotten in US. He will leave in 7 years
The US could then extradite him.  Put him in a US jail for another 326 years.
1318  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Is Mark Karpeles in jail now? on: August 12, 2015, 04:51:45 PM
Is the fat boy still in jail - or did he bail out?
1319  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Government Regulator Assholes on: August 10, 2015, 10:25:03 PM

That is the US government.  They piss out the campfire.  Someone tells them it was for cooking dinner.  Then they say: 'hey, let's build a fire!' 

Stupid fuckers don't realize it is too late.

This sounds fairly normal considering the state of the US's attempt to regulate Bitcoin. They fear any changes that can occur with the current system, and so they attempt to discourage people fromm using it. Then, when it actually turns out to not be a bad idea, they say exactly what you said.

Kind of a shame that's how politics works. I personally believe we need more open-minded individuals in the government, but what do I know Tongue

This is why Donald Trump is going to be the next president.  People are tired of politics bullshit.  Double speak is as bad as double spend.  While Donald Trump is a wild man with his bullshit, he sure doesn't talk like a politician.  It would be funny if he wins.  I wonder what he thinks of bitcoin.  He sure as hell likes money.
1320  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Government Regulator Assholes on: August 10, 2015, 09:56:40 PM

That is the US government.  They piss out the campfire.  Someone tells them it was for cooking dinner.  Then they say: 'hey, let's build a fire!' 

Stupid fuckers don't realize it is too late.
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