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April 25, 2015, 02:41:05 PM |
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All the stuff being posted here makes me really happy. I know that Evan will do whatever it takes to make Dash succeed. Meanwhile the Monero devs are being held back by their bloated ethics. Ask yourselves, what kind of people generally prevail when it comes to wealth? Is Wall Street ethical? Do people get rich because they respect others and play fair?
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April 25, 2015, 04:19:00 PM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
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April 25, 2015, 04:32:38 PM |
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All the stuff being posted here makes me really happy. I know that Evan will do whatever it takes to make Dash succeed. Meanwhile the Monero devs are being held back by their bloated ethics. Ask yourselves, what kind of people generally prevail when it comes to wealth? Is Wall Street ethical? Do people get rich because they respect others and play fair?
You're nothing but a stepping stone in this game
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GTO911
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April 25, 2015, 04:34:34 PM |
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All the stuff being posted here makes me really happy. I know that Evan will do whatever it takes to make Dash succeed. Meanwhile the Monero devs are being held back by their bloated ethics. Ask yourselves, what kind of people generally prevail when it comes to wealth? Is Wall Street ethical? Do people get rich because they respect others and play fair?
Thats why Bitcoin was created, and people like you are here to destroy it with your never ending greed
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BlockaFett
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April 25, 2015, 04:39:12 PM |
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All the stuff being posted here makes me really happy. I know that Evan will do whatever it takes to make Dash succeed. Meanwhile the Monero devs are being held back by their bloated ethics. Ask yourselves, what kind of people generally prevail when it comes to wealth? Is Wall Street ethical? Do people get rich because they respect others and play fair?
Thats why Bitcoin was created, and people like you are here to destroy it with your never ending greed LOL. He's an XMR investor who always makes the point that he believes that Evan is a crook and Monero devs have - ethics - this thread i now XMR fudding itself...
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BlockaFett
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April 25, 2015, 04:39:21 PM |
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This is quite an interesting post. Thank you for pointing it out. Darkcoin/dash advocates often claim that there was a vote on whether to airdrop the instamined coins, and the community voted against it. Therefore, they say, the instamine was "approved" by the community and is okay. However, look carefully at what was being proposed, and what the community rejected: The first 24 hours of the coins existence keep causing us problems, an "airdrop" could be a solution to this. We could airdrop all holders (uniquely verified) with a equal portion of coin. This coin would come from a block in the future that paid 2 million+ coins to a specific address that I hold. He was not proposing to airdrop the instamined coins at all, not even his share of them. He was offering to leave the instamined coins alone, create another 2 million coins out of thin air, and airdrop those. As if creating more coins out of thin air was going to fix the original instamine scam?! Furthermore he was proposing to give these coins not to outsiders, but only to existing holders or people who bought coins (which they would need to do from existing holders!), which means much of this so-called airdrop "fix" would have gone straight into the instaminers pockets! Who would think to try to fix a scam with another scam? I have to say I may be coming around to the point of view that Evan is in fact brilliant. I'll be adding this to my thread as evidence that the dash community is still misleading people about the history of the instamine. Excellent point! I hadn't even realized... This just keeps getting better BlockaFett, anything to say about this? Or are you just dismissing it in a fit of handwaving and "insanity" IDK something about an air drop? Did Evan steal a plain and go around dropping the "instamine" at random locations to cover his tracks? Adam - You can play with the other children here for now, but they are especially angry right now (can't think why) so if they look like they are going after you, make sure you run home to Mr Flibbles. Plus remember our deal I am paying you 3 bannanas a week to FUD the Dash thread every day so lets not spend too much time here. Okay?
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AdamWhite
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April 25, 2015, 04:49:38 PM |
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This is quite an interesting post. Thank you for pointing it out. Darkcoin/dash advocates often claim that there was a vote on whether to airdrop the instamined coins, and the community voted against it. Therefore, they say, the instamine was "approved" by the community and is okay. However, look carefully at what was being proposed, and what the community rejected: The first 24 hours of the coins existence keep causing us problems, an "airdrop" could be a solution to this. We could airdrop all holders (uniquely verified) with a equal portion of coin. This coin would come from a block in the future that paid 2 million+ coins to a specific address that I hold. He was not proposing to airdrop the instamined coins at all, not even his share of them. He was offering to leave the instamined coins alone, create another 2 million coins out of thin air, and airdrop those. As if creating more coins out of thin air was going to fix the original instamine scam?! Furthermore he was proposing to give these coins not to outsiders, but only to existing holders or people who bought coins (which they would need to do from existing holders!), which means much of this so-called airdrop "fix" would have gone straight into the instaminers pockets! Who would think to try to fix a scam with another scam? I have to say I may be coming around to the point of view that Evan is in fact brilliant. I'll be adding this to my thread as evidence that the dash community is still misleading people about the history of the instamine. Excellent point! I hadn't even realized... This just keeps getting better BlockaFett, anything to say about this? Or are you just dismissing it in a fit of handwaving and "insanity" IDK something about an air drop? Did Evan steal a plain and go around dropping the "instamine" at random locations to cover his tracks? Adam - You can play with the other children here for now, but they are especially angry right now (can't think why) so if they look like they are going after you, make sure you run home to Mr Flibbles. Plus remember our deal I am paying you 3 bannanas a week to FUD the Dash thread every day so lets not spend too much time here. Okay? Stealing a plain? LOL One thing these DASHtards have in common is their kindergarten grade grammar and vocabulary. Not to be a grammar nazi, it just goes towards the lack of intelligence needed to support a shitcoin like dash Not to mention avoiding the actual facts and bringing up irrelevant topics, distractions, youtube videos and personal attacks
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BlockaFett
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April 25, 2015, 04:52:52 PM |
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This is quite an interesting post. Thank you for pointing it out. Darkcoin/dash advocates often claim that there was a vote on whether to airdrop the instamined coins, and the community voted against it. Therefore, they say, the instamine was "approved" by the community and is okay. However, look carefully at what was being proposed, and what the community rejected: The first 24 hours of the coins existence keep causing us problems, an "airdrop" could be a solution to this. We could airdrop all holders (uniquely verified) with a equal portion of coin. This coin would come from a block in the future that paid 2 million+ coins to a specific address that I hold. He was not proposing to airdrop the instamined coins at all, not even his share of them. He was offering to leave the instamined coins alone, create another 2 million coins out of thin air, and airdrop those. As if creating more coins out of thin air was going to fix the original instamine scam?! Furthermore he was proposing to give these coins not to outsiders, but only to existing holders or people who bought coins (which they would need to do from existing holders!), which means much of this so-called airdrop "fix" would have gone straight into the instaminers pockets! Who would think to try to fix a scam with another scam? I have to say I may be coming around to the point of view that Evan is in fact brilliant. I'll be adding this to my thread as evidence that the dash community is still misleading people about the history of the instamine. Excellent point! I hadn't even realized... This just keeps getting better BlockaFett, anything to say about this? Or are you just dismissing it in a fit of handwaving and "insanity" IDK something about an air drop? Did Evan steal a plain and go around dropping the "instamine" at random locations to cover his tracks? Adam - You can play with the other children here for now, but they are especially angry right now (can't think why) so if they look like they are going after you, make sure you run home to Mr Flibbles. Plus remember our deal I am paying you 3 bannanas a week to FUD the Dash thread every day so lets not spend too much time here. Okay? Stealing a plain? LOL One thing these DASHtards have in common is their kindergarden grade grammar and vocabulary. Not to be a grammar nazi, it just goes towards the lack of intelligence needed to support a shitcoin like dash Dash is a scsam because my gramar and spelling is bad? Is this new evidence that has come to light in the Trollero Grail-Quest? Adam I am deducting 1 bannana from this week's remuneration.. Please don't let it happen again.
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AdamWhite
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April 25, 2015, 05:02:29 PM |
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Dash is a scsam because my gramar and spelling is bad?
Did i say that? Guess your understanding isn't up to par either Read it again. Slowly
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BlockaFett
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April 25, 2015, 05:04:18 PM |
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Dash is a scsam because my gramar and spelling is bad?
Did i say that? Guess your understanding isn't up to par either Read it again. Slowly So Dash isn't a scam then? I thought it was cos Evan stole the plain and droppped the evidence?
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paratox
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April 26, 2015, 12:27:34 AM |
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Ethics, Moral, Fairness, Honesty? Why should anyone care about that stuff when there is profit! All is good, when profit is made. Right?
A whore won't accept fairness or ethics in exchange for a blowjob, so what good are they? For an egoistical individual they may not seem important, for people who care about the world they are fundamental.
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generalizethis
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April 26, 2015, 12:52:17 PM |
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Ethics, Moral, Fairness, Honesty? Why should anyone care about that stuff when there is profit! All is good, when profit is made. Right?
A whore won't accept fairness or ethics in exchange for a blowjob, so what good are they? For an egoistical individual they may not seem important, for people who care about the world they are fundamental. A very good point. I'd add that even a sociopath or extremely egotistical person who does not care personally for ethics, morals, fairness, or principals would be foolish to ignore any of these influences when analyzing a situation (investing or otherwise) as they would be ignoring a prime motivator for most people and their myopic analysis would result in a faulty model. In simpler terms, projecting your selfish motives onto all those involved leaves you with a skewed vision of reality. In even simpler terms, different strokes for different folks. And in really simple terms, greed is good until it isn't.
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illodin
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April 26, 2015, 05:06:16 PM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
Just an example of Monero supporters' double standards: Who cares if a botnet mines Monero? 99% of all coins have for sure been mined by botnets. Even bitcoin. I'd say the botnet operators are smart and knows how to make money, that's why they mine it.
I don't care who mines my Monero any more than I care who mines my gold and silver. Screaming their lungs out because coins were mined fast in the beginning, yet have no problems happily receiving stolen property for their own gain.
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illodin
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April 26, 2015, 08:02:29 PM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
Just an example of Monero supporters' double standards: Who cares if a botnet mines Monero? 99% of all coins have for sure been mined by botnets. Even bitcoin. I'd say the botnet operators are smart and knows how to make money, that's why they mine it.
I don't care who mines my Monero any more than I care who mines my gold and silver. Screaming their lungs out because coins were mined fast in the beginning, yet have no problems happily receiving stolen property for their own gain. Another scam apologist. Apparently this one is too stupid to understand the difference between botnet mining, and a dev yelling "NO PREMINE" then instamining 575,500 coins in the first hour (1.5 million in the first 8 hours) I understand the difference quite well. Apparently it is you who is too stupid. http://bit.ly/1JtjJAn
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generalizethis
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April 26, 2015, 08:37:13 PM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
Just an example of Monero supporters' double standards: Who cares if a botnet mines Monero? 99% of all coins have for sure been mined by botnets. Even bitcoin. I'd say the botnet operators are smart and knows how to make money, that's why they mine it.
I don't care who mines my Monero any more than I care who mines my gold and silver. Screaming their lungs out because coins were mined fast in the beginning, yet have no problems happily receiving stolen property for their own gain. Another scam apologist. Apparently this one is too stupid to understand the difference between botnet mining, and a dev yelling "NO PREMINE" then instamining 575,500 coins in the first hour (1.5 million in the first 8 hours) I understand the difference quite well. Apparently it is you who is too stupid. http://bit.ly/1JtjJAnMake a bigger deal out of it when anyone (including Evan) solves botnet mining. Also can he go back in time and relaunch his coin fairly so as you and the other apologists don't have to deflect so much? It must be tiring, but good, no rest for the devil and all.
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illodin
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April 27, 2015, 11:28:44 AM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
Just an example of Monero supporters' double standards: Who cares if a botnet mines Monero? 99% of all coins have for sure been mined by botnets. Even bitcoin. I'd say the botnet operators are smart and knows how to make money, that's why they mine it.
I don't care who mines my Monero any more than I care who mines my gold and silver. Screaming their lungs out because coins were mined fast in the beginning, yet have no problems happily receiving stolen property for their own gain. Another scam apologist. Apparently this one is too stupid to understand the difference between botnet mining, and a dev yelling "NO PREMINE" then instamining 575,500 coins in the first hour (1.5 million in the first 8 hours) I understand the difference quite well. Apparently it is you who is too stupid. http://bit.ly/1JtjJAnMake a bigger deal out of it when anyone (including Evan) solves botnet mining. Also can he go back in time and relaunch his coin fairly so as you and the other apologists don't have to deflect so much? It must be tiring, but good, no rest for the devil and all. I believe a fast GPU or ASIC miner that makes CPU mining obsolete pretty much solves the botnet mining problem. Time travel however is not yet possible AFAIK, which makes me think your crusade against instamine is running out of arguments. It must be tiring.
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April 27, 2015, 11:33:58 AM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
Just an example of Monero supporters' double standards: Who cares if a botnet mines Monero? 99% of all coins have for sure been mined by botnets. Even bitcoin. I'd say the botnet operators are smart and knows how to make money, that's why they mine it.
I don't care who mines my Monero any more than I care who mines my gold and silver. Screaming their lungs out because coins were mined fast in the beginning, yet have no problems happily receiving stolen property for their own gain. Another scam apologist. Apparently this one is too stupid to understand the difference between botnet mining, and a dev yelling "NO PREMINE" then instamining 575,500 coins in the first hour (1.5 million in the first 8 hours) I understand the difference quite well. Apparently it is you who is too stupid. http://bit.ly/1JtjJAnMake a bigger deal out of it when anyone (including Evan) solves botnet mining. Also can he go back in time and relaunch his coin fairly so as you and the other apologists don't have to deflect so much? It must be tiring, but good, no rest for the devil and all. I believe a fast GPU or ASIC miner that makes CPU mining obsolete pretty much solves the botnet mining problem. Time travel however is not yet possible AFAIK, which makes me think your crusade against instamine is running out of arguments. It must be tiring. But wait, your argument is "stolen property" but there are plenty of DASH coins in existence that were mined before before the fast GPU miner. Those could be "stolen property" according to your theory right? If I buy DASH how do I know I'm not getting one of those? We also know for a fact that BTC, LTC and DOGE at least (and probably others) have been botnet mined on a fairly large scale. I can't buy those coins either? Seems quite limiting.
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illodin
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April 27, 2015, 12:30:09 PM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
Just an example of Monero supporters' double standards: Who cares if a botnet mines Monero? 99% of all coins have for sure been mined by botnets. Even bitcoin. I'd say the botnet operators are smart and knows how to make money, that's why they mine it.
I don't care who mines my Monero any more than I care who mines my gold and silver. Screaming their lungs out because coins were mined fast in the beginning, yet have no problems happily receiving stolen property for their own gain. Another scam apologist. Apparently this one is too stupid to understand the difference between botnet mining, and a dev yelling "NO PREMINE" then instamining 575,500 coins in the first hour (1.5 million in the first 8 hours) I understand the difference quite well. Apparently it is you who is too stupid. http://bit.ly/1JtjJAnMake a bigger deal out of it when anyone (including Evan) solves botnet mining. Also can he go back in time and relaunch his coin fairly so as you and the other apologists don't have to deflect so much? It must be tiring, but good, no rest for the devil and all. I believe a fast GPU or ASIC miner that makes CPU mining obsolete pretty much solves the botnet mining problem. Time travel however is not yet possible AFAIK, which makes me think your crusade against instamine is running out of arguments. It must be tiring. But wait, your argument is "stolen property" but there are plenty of DASH coins in existence that were mined before before the fast GPU miner. Those could be "stolen property" according to your theory right? If I buy DASH how do I know I'm not getting one of those? We also know for a fact that BTC, LTC and DOGE at least (and probably others) have been botnet mined on a fairly large scale. I can't buy those coins either? Seems quite limiting. I think I read somewhere that those early coins were instamined by Evan and not a botnet. It's possible that I remember wrong though.
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smooth
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April 27, 2015, 12:33:31 PM |
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In live, like minded people will always find there peers. Evan with his Darkcoin shit attracts lowlifes, scums, and fraudsters like fly's to shit. It tells a lot about the personalities involved.
Just an example of Monero supporters' double standards: Who cares if a botnet mines Monero? 99% of all coins have for sure been mined by botnets. Even bitcoin. I'd say the botnet operators are smart and knows how to make money, that's why they mine it.
I don't care who mines my Monero any more than I care who mines my gold and silver. Screaming their lungs out because coins were mined fast in the beginning, yet have no problems happily receiving stolen property for their own gain. Another scam apologist. Apparently this one is too stupid to understand the difference between botnet mining, and a dev yelling "NO PREMINE" then instamining 575,500 coins in the first hour (1.5 million in the first 8 hours) I understand the difference quite well. Apparently it is you who is too stupid. http://bit.ly/1JtjJAnMake a bigger deal out of it when anyone (including Evan) solves botnet mining. Also can he go back in time and relaunch his coin fairly so as you and the other apologists don't have to deflect so much? It must be tiring, but good, no rest for the devil and all. I believe a fast GPU or ASIC miner that makes CPU mining obsolete pretty much solves the botnet mining problem. Time travel however is not yet possible AFAIK, which makes me think your crusade against instamine is running out of arguments. It must be tiring. But wait, your argument is "stolen property" but there are plenty of DASH coins in existence that were mined before before the fast GPU miner. Those could be "stolen property" according to your theory right? If I buy DASH how do I know I'm not getting one of those? We also know for a fact that BTC, LTC and DOGE at least (and probably others) have been botnet mined on a fairly large scale. I can't buy those coins either? Seems quite limiting. I think I read somewhere that those early coins were instamined by Evan and not a botnet. It's possible that I remember wrong though. Some of them (and I consider his actions surrounding the instamine questionable at best fraudulent at worst so that might be no better than a botnet). What about BTC, LTC, and DOGE? All impossible to buy because of stolen property concerns. Those all had known botnets
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April 27, 2015, 12:36:16 PM |
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Thanks for this inspiring thread
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