the USSA security state propping up Biden for puppet President has many parallels of Brezhnev https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonid_Brezhnev at the end of the USSR ... was a running joke if he was even alive for the last years of his reign. USSA is a crumbling empire, going bankrupt ... slowly at first, then all at once. doesn't matter, Trump or Biden, it's now clear that the USSA is heading towards a cataclysmic bankruptcy event during the next Presidency, get ready. Yes, many parallels, and some differences. I can only hope there is less bloodshed than there was then (Yugoslavia, The Caucasus). But it seems likely the main core of the Empire, the USA itself, will suffer much worse than Russia did on the bloodshed front, and the peripheries (eg France, New Zealand) far less badly. Cue the guns debate, but please let's not bother with that again. For me, American individuals' guns are all there is between all of us everywhere and a free, sovereign life. Just for God's sake, when the USA breaks up, let's have a 'peaceful partition' for once. |
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Bit early in the day for drunken bletherings timelord  |
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I am not a poet,
To buy bitcoin and some other coin
no not a poet, but a good absurdist |
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ag[e]ing well...
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https://blog.bitmex.com/antminer-s19-pro-vs-whatsminer-m30s/Abstract: We compare and measure various performance metrics for two of the latest and most energy efficient Bitcoin mining products, MicroBT’s Whatsminer M30S+ and Bitmain’s Antminer S19 Pro. Obviously the more expensive 7nm Bitmain product is more powerful, however the miners are pretty similar in terms of output. Our data over a short three day period shows that the Bitmain miner has slightly stronger performance than the Whatsminer, however the Whatsminer appears to have superior stability. In general, both machines are impressive and we predict the two companies will be in neck and neck competition over the next few years. wonder what you guys make of their little tests
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So they rekt the shorts yesterday and then rekt the longs today. Big whoop. Bitcoin hodlers not affected. btw nice reminder of the impact btc is making:  |
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Right, theymos, summer is over. No more lolling about on the beach, no more book-reading or weed-whacking.
Time to wheel out the creaking old merit algo, buff it up a bit so mikey here gets at least a smidgen of source merit ( the mining section plus the Arabic section ) and let's get this whole show back on the road.
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oh newb your mother if you want newb
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sentiment of bitcoiners seems quite negative against ethereum.
people fear what they don't understand, I guess. Or maybe it's envy these guys are being swamped with coins.
btw: not saying ETH is a good investment, I have strong doubts. Ethereum being successful does not necessaril imply ETH will be valuable.
also: I'm not endorsing ethereum, I just think it's highly interesting, mainly from a technical perspective and for the implications it might have (which I can't yet fully imagine). Unsure who's really behind it, either, and what the larger plan is there...
One thing I can say for sure, though: comparing ethereum to any old altcoin pump & dump is just fucking lame. If you do that you're either too lazy to take a look at what it is and therefore ignorant, or you are hostile against it for some reason and spreading fud.
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BTW if you pay attention I don't post here very much but i have been doing so for the last month or so.
Basically I really think we are going onward and upwards for a while.
good to have you on board would you like a hat? |
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yeah low tax and you can buy a passport for btc
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8 Last of the V8s
wow thanks
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it's just a pied a terre  |
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to accumulate more
that's it. ty.  so pray for slow grind, not his bart stuff. hell for short sellers |
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