I used https://bitcoinbuilder.com when it first came out; worked pretty well. It's MtGox-only, but you could ask Josh for the source. |
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Interesting concept. I won't go for it, but I'll watch carefully.
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Steam accounts don't work as collateral. I believe it was PatrickHarnett who first got scammed when lending with a Steam account as collateral. The actual thread is wayy back in history, but I did find this: In one thread a steam account was used as collateral. Yours is probably worth more than $63.
The last one I remember that happening the lender got burned on the loan, so...  Well then the lender got a lot of cheap steam games. Life is tough, but I bet the lender managed to sell off the account for nearly the cost of the loan (if not, then the lender made a poor decision in the first place) No, Steam gives users several ways to recover accounts, it is not safe to use them as collateral, or to buy them. |
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Hint: I think TF has you on ignore.
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I'd prefer one that's responsive, because the site is a real pain to use on mobile (even high-end models). |
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Just put this in your address bar and hit enter. Then you can add it to your bookmarks. data:text/html,<title>Satoshi to BTC conversion</title><body>Satoshis:<input type="text" onchange="document.getElementsByTagName('input')[1].value=parseFloat(document.getElementsByTagName('input')[0].value.trim())/100000000"></input><br>BTC:<input type="text" onchange="document.getElementsByTagName('input')[0].value=parseFloat(document.getElementsByTagName('input')[1].value.trim())*100000000"></input>On Chromium based browsers, you can triple-click in the above box, right-click, and select "Go to..." |
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That would be a lot more astonishing, Hannah, if you weren't betting on crazy low odds.
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Honorable People: dooglus | iAndroid | usagi | MattFoster42 | zeroday | MysteryMiner | pirateat40 | Vladimir
I just noticed your signature. While I enjoy being listed a "honorable", I'm not sure being in the same list as pirateat40 is good for anyone. Is your list meant ironically? I meant the pirateat40 that was in the Just-Dice chat. Remember? That's gonna cause a problem for people who were here a year ago. |
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Thanks for the list, FoxPup. greyhawk, you're quoting people on my ignorelist and it's not very nice  I can't read ignored quotes  :  Saves me so much headache. Unfortunately, it means I can't read ignored posts at all unless I unignore—so I don't ignore liberally. Is that a browser extension? My googling returns nothing. |
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Before generating the list I said it was probably due to vlees and nimda both hitting 0.0001% about twice as quickly as expected, and that does appear to be the reason [...]
So the whole site's luck is still affected predominantly by a single lucky roll. If only one of the two of them had hit the 1-in-a-million, as expected, luck would be very close to 100%.
Woohoo! Nimda: Screwing Things Up since 2001. |
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Thanks for the list, FoxPup. greyhawk, you're quoting people on my ignorelist and it's not very nice |
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...FirstAscent
Chaang Noi (Goat) ช้างน้อย
... Danke schön. I'll keep those two because the former makes interesting points sometimes, and Goat is funny. Also he's never wronged me on a trade, so there's that. Besides them, the list is people I've never heard of, so I'll assume they'll make a nice addition. My list only includes people who don't show up in a thread unless they want to bitch about something. lol ... mods mods mods
Matthew N. Wright
MysteryMiner
TradeFortress
Vladimir
... developer
myrkul
ElectricMucus
mods mods mods
Uhh... I can see some of those, but I tend to not ignore high-profile people, mods, or those who I've done good business with. That's mighty big of you. Can you elaborate on how you can stand r3wt? It must be some kind of black magic, and from what I remember of the black magic extortion thread, black magic is srs biznz. Also, I assume gweedo said something useless either pleading his case or claiming to be vindicated by the fact that he's ignored by people. Something along the lines of Gandhi's quote. If I'm wrong, or he said more than 2 sentences, please do quote him. |
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Does anyone here have a nice ignore list I can borrow from? Here's mine. I'd say maybe 1 in 10 are actually worth listening to some of the time. A few others no longer post (e.g. bitlane) so maybe you want to unignore them for historical purposes. gene
bulanula
MysteryMiner
iCEBREAKER
FlipPro
dank
Maria
Nagle
mystery2048
Jake
Viceroy
bitlane
ElectricMucus
Rarity
Simran
RoloTonyBrownTown
vcxbvcbcvgfy
mem
gweedo
Faisal7
redrobin
Liberty Payout
zyk
Fray
kasperov
SuperDuperJenkins
chipp
Cara Navarre
Chang Hum
Yolocoin
1nject0r
nraz
subSTRATA
SEC agent
uk1
Vezunchik
sublime5447
ironcross360
weirdthall
Jenger
jaywaka2713
wopwop
naphto
pizza
antibanker
bit777
banker.buster
Abu Omar
Jaroslaw
ecliptic
clock27
r3wt
kickinyou
Yna
seller
Mugiwara
larem
coinpr0n
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FOR SHAME! (REAL OR FAKE?!?! HAS SCIENCE GONE TO FAR?!!!!!111111)  101% of peple get this wrong! Answer: it's actually Phin's goat. |
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30d CD APR: 25.50%
90d CD APR: 26.05%
180d CD APR: 22.00% why is 180d so much lower than the others? It's a greater obligation for TF, and the future is uncertain. The utility of having your money for a longer period of time becomes outweighed by the liability it creates. But why a rational investor would buy that instead of a 90d then? The future is uncertain both sides, I might need that money now and if it is locked for 180d is much worse than 90d... Is there really anyone buying those? Why? There's no guarantee that after the first 90d cd expires, the cds will even be offered anymore, let alone at the current yields. Thus the 90d has a higher yield as an APR, but the 180d cd has a higher concrete yield, in terms of actual BTC. If you think the 90d will still be offered at 26+% 90 days from now, go ahead and buy it. |
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30d CD APR: 25.50%
90d CD APR: 26.05%
180d CD APR: 22.00% why is 180d so much lower than the others? It's a greater obligation for TF, and the future is uncertain. The utility of having your money for a longer period of time becomes outweighed by the liability it creates. |
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pizzas, boxes.... what's next.. a flock of sheep?
ya.ya.yo!
ok guys who put a clutch of chickens in my backyard this is getting crazy! Next up is a parliament of owls |
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This saga is the greatest thing to ever happen on the forums. I may send some pizza myself.
I think I'm out of the loop on some of this. Links? look at joey's trust page references... |
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The forum does not use UTF-8, or any other flavour of Unicode. It uses ISO-8859-1, or at least, that's how it serves its pages. Really? In 2013? <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1" /> |
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They seem to conflate "bitcointalk.org" and "Bitcoin" a lot. On page 18 they reference antifragile without saying it by name. Also: Basically mining is a distributed consensus system that protects the network's neutrality by allowing different computers to agree on the state of the system. Like most statements of its kind, this sentence completely fails to provide an explanation of what mining "basically" is  |
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