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1161  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 21, 2021, 12:16:33 PM
House prices up 8.6% here in Covid rife UK in the past year.
Council tax increase on average 4.3%
Supermarket price increases are not declared but reading between the lines I'd estimate 4-5% easy if you read the price hikes during Covid on certain products and average these out.

Petrol hasn't risen much since last year due to low oil price for most of that time but we are still talking 3.3% at minimum now.
Like I said before my barbers went up 20-25%. I suspect he won't be the only one raising prices after Covid.

But miraculously official yearly inflation is still under 2%.
Funny that hey?

Top job Bank of England!  Roll Eyes

dont worry; the USA will blow by you guys like youre standing still.
1162  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Gaming laptops are left out on: April 21, 2021, 11:28:38 AM
says there are hundreds of RTX30 gaming laptops mining in that one farm.
Do they have no breakdown statistics? I don't mind additional cooling and the laptops are very close to each other.
It is easier to put them in the shape of the letter A so that they do not touch each other and do not heat each other.
The metal shelf will also heat up, I don't understand this degen mining Smiley

saw some pics on them "tented" to the "A" shape you mentioned. add fans to move air through the tent and doing shelves and proper airflow it could work out. maybe.

the pics in these seem to use the one behind it to raise it like an inch so the intakes under it (i presume they are on the bottom) can get air.
1163  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Gaming laptops are left out on: April 21, 2021, 10:42:46 AM
says there are hundreds of RTX30 gaming laptops mining in that farm..
What the heck is this even real? Mehn some people are just so desperate, here we have it people, you can mine on your laptops and make money, I'm glad I always buy new laptops, they are definitely going to sell on the market once mining is no more profitable, sigh

yeah there are gonna be soooo many dead/damaged laptops on ebay etc after this boom.

desktop cards that mine are often undervolted and well cooled. so a lot of mining cards see easier duty (constant temp, no power cycles). compared to some gamers card overclocked in a case with crap ventilation, hasnt been dusted out in years, some no name psu etc). so theres resale value if you part out your mining rig later. psu, cards, cpu/mobo ram etc

but a mobile gpu in a notebook. good luck. i saw pics of some notebooks that had their shells removed so the cooling system could breath easier.

and whats to part out on a dead(ish) notebook really. ram?

someone ran the numbers on potential profit, the notebooks mostly seem to be one brand and run around $1000 or maybe it was $1200. USD. 9 months to break even.

pulls 120ish watts. dont recall the hash rate (mobile 3060s) but easy to look up and do the math. of course mining profits are fickle things but this boom might have some legs.

guess the real question is: will the laptops even make it to 9 months? heh.

1164  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Gaming laptops are left out on: April 20, 2021, 11:54:27 AM


image from videocardz.com

says there are hundreds of RTX30 gaming laptops mining in that farm..
What the heck is this even real? Mehn some people are just so desperate, here we have it people, you can mine on your laptops and make money, I'm glad I always buy new laptops, they are definitely going to sell on the market once mining is no more profitable, sigh

yes

https://www.techradar.com/best/laptops-for-mining

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/rtx-3060-laptop-mining-farms
1165  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Gaming laptops are left out on: April 20, 2021, 11:38:53 AM


image from videocardz.com

says there are hundreds of RTX30 gaming laptops mining in that one farm.
1166  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 19, 2021, 09:35:44 PM
<snip>

edit: and i can feel those  Pfizer 5G nanobots feeding me lifeforce as i type, especially now that ive had the 2nd injection. 5 bars of 5G signal on my phone now and no 5G towers in 100 miles of here. sweet bonus, that! i have become.. become.. well.. something.

I don't believe you that, you know.
Because the Pfizer shot does contain no hydrogel which in turn is obviously needed for organically based wireless transmissions and nanobot implants.
Therefor: definitely no internet connection with the Pfizer shot and you will also not get better 5G signal either (math, science, etc.). Hell I even am not sure if you've really got any nanobots, people can say anything on the internets and I am 50/50 you are just bragging around with your nanobot implants  Grin

That's what the gubbermint of OZ has to say about the topic of internet connections through vaccines (they only talk about the Pfizer shot, so I wonder if the moderna stuff has better connectivity):
 
[...math and sciencey stuff edited out...]


so now i need two moderna shots in addition to my 2 pfizers for the full 5G nanobot lifeboosting effect? great. just great. the things we put up with just for the chance of some random superpower.

1167  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 19, 2021, 03:20:26 PM
Wife and I are looking forward to second shot.

had less side effects from the second than the 1st. bit of mild fatigue and bit sore at injection site. gone in a couple days.
1168  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 19, 2021, 02:49:45 PM
Dip is back on the menu, boys.

Buying bigger chunks this drop. First order just got filled at $55.5k on the way down.

i lucked out and had a standing buy order pop at ~$53.5. then loaded some more corn at around 54k manually yesterday when i woke up.

also unloading a couple alts that pumped and converted to corn.

life is good.
1169  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 19, 2021, 02:32:37 PM
The 4% "safe withdrawal" rate comes from a "passive investment" in a broad based index or mutual fund of approximately 60% stocks and equities, and 40% bonds. Putting your money in the S&P 500 or a Total Stock Market fund would achieve similar results.

The study also uses 30 years as a retirement number, how long you can stay retired.

There are several calculators out there, but you can try for example firecalc.com

If you input $1m and $40k as annual withdrawal for 30 years, you get a 95% success rate. Out of 120 possible 30 year cycle periods, 6 failed.

one issue: life extension drugs that may appear. now your 30 year retirement is 60 years. give or take. plan accordingly.

edit: and i can feel those  Pfizer 5G nanobots feeding me lifeforce as i type, especially now that ive had the 2nd injection. 5 bars of 5G signal on my phone now and no 5G towers in 100 miles of here. sweet bonus, that! i have become.. become.. well.. something.
1170  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 19, 2021, 02:29:18 PM
Besides, you should be aiming to increase your overall wealth by minimum 10% each year. Then you only need to worry about choosing “his and her” matching colour Lambos... or his/his (Bob)

well, three really: yours, your wifes, and your wifes boyfriend*

*all genders to be adjusted to taste of course.
1171  Economy / Economics / Re: Flexible Work Schedule on: April 18, 2021, 09:40:31 PM
Internet quality is really very poor in many countries and therefore hinders the effectiveness of work. If a person works within the city center, while in the office, then the results will be excellent, but if you get home from the city, then the Internet speed is 2-3G
I haven't thought about this but I'd guess that's a minority. With such advanced technology I find it difficult to believe that poor internet connection is a thing, to a point that it could be limiting basic functionalities.

Unless we're talking about 3rd world countries, in which I find it hard to believe that the option of flexibility is provided.

err. USA here. shitty internet is the norm unless youre in/near a city. i cannot stream movies, zoom or dl large games (steam) for shit like 80% of the time. it takes literally days to a week for a steam game update. and btc node? i can only sync at night as it kills my inet dead.

so i couldnt work from home even if i wanted to, unless the company paid for starlink or something.

the internet in the USA is all greed and profit, companies could care less if internet is actually now a necessity for work and education nowadays.
1172  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 18, 2021, 05:19:31 PM
Who else having ramen noodles in lunch today?

I may split one with the family. Then we arm-wrestle for the flavor packet. Second place gets the wrapper to use as bedding.

you dont eat the wrapper too? oooh look mr moneybags here, being able to use bedding
1173  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: An unconfirmed tweet caused a $288 billion fall in bitcoin market value today on: April 18, 2021, 12:29:11 PM
If you look at that persons tweets I would put it in the same pile as any other random person tweeting.

For those of you out of the US who don't know, your 1st quarter estimated tax payments were due April 15th .
So you had to have your check for taxable capital gain profits in the mail by Thursday.

Some people may have played the game of writing and mailing the check on Thursday knowing they could sell though yesterday on Coinbase / Geminin / a few other places and have them ACH the funds to your checking account, so when the IRS deposits the check early this week it's covered.

Technically it's illegal since you are not supposed to mail checks that do not have the funds to cover them. In reality, it happens a lot.

Add that to a bunch of people just taking profits and you have a big drop.

Just my opinion. Not financial advice.

-Dave

pretty risky although i can see the appeal of waiting and cashing cap gains taxes out as late as you can. if corn goes up you win, goes down, you lose.

me, when i cash an amount out i always cash out an extra 15% or so and set it aside as fiat somewhere. boring, yup. but that way i know i have the quarterly payments.
1174  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 18, 2021, 11:03:54 AM
rumour has it Bob just bought Texas

Not yet. Working on it. I'm fairly certain that between, Elwar, myself, and a bunch of other degens on Twitter, we could probably scrounge up enough BTC to take Texas off the USA's hands...

"King Bob!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjAg-8qqR3g
1175  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 18, 2021, 10:54:47 AM
Poor.

Again.

yeah.

gonna get a 3x5 card and stick it to the monitor.  write "poor" on one side and "rich" on the other. just flip it accordingly. or maybe just randomly.

ouch, just checked the price ~$6k USD drop like overnight. maybe i should just write "poor" on both sides
1176  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 18, 2021, 10:36:02 AM


Needs an extra frame with pitchforks and torches $5 wrenches appearing in their hands.

ftfy

well melee weapons (wrenches) from the low ground against someone (likely with ranged weapons) on the high ground in a fortified structure traditionally hasnt gone over so well in history. gives that "i fart in your general direction" vibe.

i picture the battle of Helms Deep from LotR in my head for some reason.

of course im hoping civilization doesnt turn Mad Max so..
1177  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 18, 2021, 10:28:05 AM
Poor.

Again.

yeah.

gonna get a 3x5 card and stick it to the monitor.  write "poor" on one side and "rich" on the other. just flip it accordingly. or maybe just randomly.
1178  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 17, 2021, 06:37:54 PM
and we also had that at the time ... for the younger ones among us, this is a 5 1/4 inch disk Grin
would actually make a very good coldwallet, wouldn't it?



1. You'd have a hard time getting hardware or equipment to read anything from that.
2. Storage is limited to either 360k (180k if one sided) up to maybe 1.2mb?
3. That thing is not really water resistant or fire resistant, easily crushed or destroyed.

I like the idea though, it's not much better than a paper wallet.

might as well go right back to cassette tape storage. or better, Hollerith cards. immune to EMP and use steel cards instead of paper. so waterproof and fireproof (to a point).

ah wait peeps already do that with seed words and such. whats old becomes new.
1179  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin, I salute your final ATH. on: April 17, 2021, 06:30:11 PM
So, yeah, this is totally the end. Looking ugly.

you seem pretty calm about the end. prolly long ago cashed out into that good old long term safe USD in some super reputable bank you lucky bastard.

yeah, we shoulda listened oh wise one.

oh the humanity
1180  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 16, 2021, 10:41:24 AM
Doge? wtf Cheesy

I hear doge is going to be the new BTC. Nah, just kidding but wouldn't surprise me if plenty of shills are out their saying that.

What's nuts though is everything. XRP for gods sake, and binance coin?? Seriously, a coin for a dodgy exchange worth almost 80 billion.

I don't like where this is going. Not because I'm worried these oscillators will dethrone BTC, they will have their 90% crashes again, but rather that this kind of crazy stuff has signified market tops in the past.

other day i had the geo dude over to check over and do an annual checkup on our geothermal hvac and dhw system. hes part owner of the company that installed it (he was there busting his ass just like his crew when it went in), has engineering degrees etc. iow no dummy. older gent, on the verge of retirement (loves his work and company though so prolly wont retire till he has to)  and what does he come up with out of the blue? "ever hear of bitcoin?" i mentioned ive looked into it and played with it (didnt go into detail of what i had of course and he never asked, and i didnt ask him of course either) but we did get into the decentralized part, fixed supply, trustless, the inflation of fiat, musk and other institutions getting btc on their balance sheets instead of fiat. spoke of banks that years ago closed accounts for being hooked to exchanges and now are tripping over themselves to get in on the action. and other signs that fiat is on its way out. he was surprisingly knowledgeable on a lot of it already. while of course btcs been all over the news lately too but not the parts we discussed, so he had done some digging on his own.

but. he seemed to like doge coin because of musk. i mentioned it started as a joke and while money can be made with it, btc was the Real Deal.

hoping he has a stack of btc sitting around. damn hard worker, he deserves not to have his retirement ripped out from under him by our ever helpful brrr machine.
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