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1141  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 06:37:18 PM
I was merely trying to objectively describe
the nature of the debate.

He has claimed he has source code which now he seemingly doesn't actually have.

If he were in any way an honest person then he would admit to the fact that he lied but of course he won't (but I guarantee we'll never see his Bitcoin equivalent source code because it doesn't exist).

It isn't easy to defeat the "shills" that are being paid to post here but I think I have fucked up this particular shill with his own bullshit.

You want to do the same thing?
1142  Economy / Reputation / Re: Check out @franky1 the liar who claims he has written a Bitcoin client on: January 19, 2016, 06:30:41 PM
Screenshots posted show that the program should be written in Visual Basic .NET

It did not show any code at all - only class definitions.

If you are going to defend him then please show me the *code*.
1143  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 06:27:37 PM
Those that would rather stick with the
status quo and the leadership of
Blockstream rather than go through
a hard fork are taking that position
because they judge the current paradigm
to be positive enough to warrant keeping it,
or at least not negative enough to risk
forking.

I am quoting idiotic stuff from an idiot.

He claims to somehow know what I think?
(if you are really that smart I'll pay you 1M US)

So let's play a game smart arse - care to guess what my next post will be (if you can you can get 1M USD)?
1144  Economy / Reputation / Check out @franky1 the liar who claims he has written a Bitcoin client on: January 19, 2016, 06:21:03 PM
Before he deletes it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1332557.msg13607751#msg13607751

This idiot is claiming that he has written his own Bitcoin client (without even saying what language it was supposedly even written in) and then refused to show any actual evidence of it (beyond the above bullshit post).

When someone is that dishonest I don't think you should pay much attention to anything else that they have to say.
1145  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 06:07:08 PM
I will not answer your question until you come clean about your claim to have written Bitcoin software in another language (which so far you have not proven).

Why don't you just admit that you made that up (too late to delete your posts as I already quoted them)?

(and this is the problem with all of the people that are supporting Gavin's vision - they are just dishonest - so the title and the point of this topic I think is very much relevant to what is going on)
1146  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:58:10 PM
At this point you're simply trolling.

That would be rather hard as this is my thread (I am trolling myself?).

You have called Franky's credibility into question.

Yes - because he lied and said he has created a Bitcoin equivalent in another computer language but cannot show it.

Now be kind enough to answer a simple yes/no question I've ask multiple times:

I read the article and it is of no relevance at all.

My guess is that you must be a socky of @franky1 - well try hard with your sockies @franky1 but it still won't help you if you can't show us the source code that you claimed to have created.
1147  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:49:07 PM
Folks in glass houses should be extra careful. Meant to type "CountChocula," typoed, hence the name.

Well - maybe stop throwing stones then Cunt (oops - I meant Count of course).
1148  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:46:18 PM
As credibility goes, should I find the time you claimed your wife holding the forum funds hostage? Cheesy

Seems your forum name is aptly picked - doesn't it?

I am not attacking @franky1 over anything other than the source code he claimed to have but failed to show (because it doesn't exist).
1149  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:42:55 PM
Still waiting for an answer Sad

I gave you an answer (read back a few posts).

Do I have to answer you multiple times?

I do not do remittance as a business so I am not commenting about whether or not it would be wise or profitable to do remittance with BTC as a business.

Again when I used BTC to transfer funds from Australia to China I profited from it.

That is not a lie but simply a statement of fact (it would not always be profitable to do so and I have never stated it would be).
1150  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:36:45 PM
why dismiss anyone who does not want to sheep follow just one church.
why dismiss anyone who actually wants choice and freedom of choice.

So to be clear - @franky1 has attempted to deceive everyone here that he can program and that he has a working version of Bitcoin written in some other language and I have shown that he doesn't.

I think that pretty much destroys his credibility when it comes to anything now (oops - you fucked up - didn't you).

Please feel free to link to this discussion for anything further that @franky1 posts.

Smiley
1151  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:33:38 PM
why dismiss anyone who does not want to sheep follow just one church.
why dismiss anyone who actually wants choice and freedom of choice.

Why lie that you have implemented Bitcoin in another language and go as far as to try and deceive with images (that wouldn't convince anyone more than an idiot)?

How about you actually show us your source code or admit that you just "made that up"?

To be fair I won't ask you to reveal all of your source code - so just show me the source code that signs a raw tx.
1152  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:31:47 PM
In other words, "I was walking to the bodega one day, and found a $20 on the sidewalk. I bought a pack of Camels & got change back. From this I conclude that cigarettes are free, and those who claim otherwise ain't doing it right."

Seriously?

If you want to actually talk about remittance then maybe start with some actual figures rather than just attacking me.
1153  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:27:50 PM
Such posts just show what the average people on this forum are about.

"Getting rich quick!"

They don't actually care about Bitcoin and they don't care about other people.

It is rather disappointing but not really surprising.

So - for those who are keen to "get rich quick" - don't listen to me - because I will make sure you never do!

Cheesy
1154  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:25:07 PM
Serious question. If you're so confident you can do remittance with profit on every tx, then why don't you start remittance service with negative fees? You'll be a hero + filthy rich. What's stopping you? Too busy with other things I guess?

I don't claim to have any magic thing to make a profit out of every trade (I only did such trades when the price was rising - when it was falling I didn't move any money).

Is it that hard to understand?

If I was interested in trying to convince people to send me money for some kind of business I think you'd expect me to have started some sort of stupid "ad sig" campaign wouldn't you?
1155  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:19:36 PM
Have you read the link I gave? Or do you prefer to rage first, and read later?

Rage?

I am not angry - please enlighten me if you think I've got something fundamentally wrong.

Perhaps what you are referring to is the costs of doing things according to how they need to be done legally if you are running a business.

As I was never running a business those things don't apply to me but sure I do understand that Bitcoin is not succeeding as well as it should in the remittance business.

1156  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:13:53 PM
Please read this first: https://medium.com/@Cryptonight/bitcoin-doesn-t-make-remittances-cheaper-eb5f437849fe#.uizq282l7
Offers some insight into the costs of remittance.
Again, what you're doing has nothing to do with that.

Seriously?

I have done remittance for several years (from Australia to China) and made a profit out of nearly every tx (due to rising BTC prices).

If you know what you are doing then it should cost very little (or even nothing).

The few times that I used TT to move money it cost me at least 30 AUD per tx (more expensive than every single Bitcoin transfer I have ever done).
1157  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:10:56 PM
Different implementations co-existing only applies to nodes, but in the end miners hash determines the protocol? Is this right?

Each implementation will build upon the longest chain that is valid according to them.

The problem is that if a specific implementation has something different then it will immediately "fork" (this is why no other software is actually doing Bitcoin mining).
1158  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:03:00 PM
if you go have a coffee and realise that bitcoin unlimited, bitcoin classic, bitcoin-core can all work along side each other happily.. then you will see there is no take over threat. and you wont be so aggressively trying to insinuate that no one else can make an implementation unless they are bitcoin-core

With every post you add you just keep showing how stupid you actually are.

BTW - where is your actual source code?

(you can't fool me with basic class definitions)

I've decided that @franky1 *needs to be franked*.

Cheesy
1159  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:01:43 PM
yea i already proves CIYAM wrong with remittances when he saud he sent australian dollars to india, china .. i showed him the spread difference from converting australian dollars into bitcoin using localbitcoins.. and then using local bitcoins to convert bitcoin into indian ruppe and chinese yuan cost more than $10 that western union charged...

Actually you never proved anything but keep on posting this crap.

You are actually are a rather annoying troll IMO.
1160  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Bitcoin Classic" is a classic attempt at a hostile takeover on: January 19, 2016, 05:00:31 PM
yea i already proves CIYAM wrong with remittances when he saud he sent australian dollars to india, china .. i showed him the spread difference from converting australian dollars into bitcoin using localbitcoins.. and then using local bitcoins to convert bitcoin into indian ruppe and chinese yuan cost more than $10 that western union charged...

Actually no never proved anything but keep on posting this crap.

You are actually are rather annoying troll IMO.
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