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You ECB, stop printing all those fancy euros before you call companies that help people save themselves from inflation "crappy"! Seriously, most of the companies that offered cards through Wavecrest have sent out emails to customers saying they will replace the cards (free of charge) as soon as they find a viable partner. I haven't received any such email yet, but it's still the weekend. i think it's gonna take months or maybe never before they find replacements, especially for gbp cards. wavecrest was the only game in town for a lot of them. I'm afraid it won't be much quicker for cards in euros, either.
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Toxic2040
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January 06, 2018, 04:16:49 PM |
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What happened...so many great names in that thread..back when talk was cutting edge...now its just us trolls hanging out. The crazy part is that was 4 years ago! Still havent implemented a solution....hmmm. 4 years is a eternity in coding.
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vapourminer
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
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January 06, 2018, 04:17:49 PM |
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Make non Segwit opt out and there's most of it cleared up. Same as organ donation. They flipped that from opt in to opt out recently in the UK. I expect many more people will be sliced up and glued into other people in future and rightfully so.
im an organ donor. with my early days hard partying lifestyle, my wife told me no one would want them.
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January 06, 2018, 04:24:53 PM Last edit: January 07, 2018, 05:40:56 AM by savetherainforest |
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BIG BLOCKER nutjobs REEEEEEEEE! Suggest a better (implementable in the real world) alternative for getting more throughput. Any of you. Probably almost no one understands that Satoshi put în place those limits and the voting system just for everyone to fight everyone, keeping them busy in time for the next diamond in the dust coin or token, all this while we are fighting each other.
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fluidjax
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January 06, 2018, 04:26:46 PM |
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Make non Segwit opt out and there's most of it cleared up. Same as organ donation. They flipped that from opt in to opt out recently in the UK. I expect many more people will be sliced up and glued into other people in future and rightfully so.
im an organ donor. with my early days hard partying lifestyle, my wife told me no one would want them. A major thing people forget when simply saying we need a small block size increase, is that it requires a HARD FORK. This means that a whole bunch of people with 100,000's of Bitcoins are going to be pissed. MP & his group for one. Probably a number of others. These people, along with many others will probably continue the existing chain, claiming it is the real Bitcoin. (Just like BClashic but much worse). Imagine the damage that is going to do to Bitcoin, we must have an overwhelming consensus otherwise it's going to be a clusterfuck!
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gentlemand
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January 06, 2018, 04:30:39 PM |
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A major thing people forget when simply saying we need a small block size increase, is that it requires a HARD FORK. This means that a whole bunch of people with 100,000's of Bitcoins are going to be pissed. MP & his group for one. Probably a number of others.
These people, along with many others will probably continue the existing chain, claiming it is the real Bitcoin. (Just like BClashic but much worse). Imagine the damage that is going to do to Bitcoin, we must have an overwhelming consensus otherwise it's going to be a clusterfuck!
It's yet another angle to attack/annoy from so expect a 1MB chain to continue no matter what. Lord knows what they'd call it and whether they'd get rid of Segwit. Gibraltar has many similarities to Andorra. In fact it is currently a way better "tax-heaven" than Andorra. Barclays has some nice setups there for... stuff. Or so I have heard.
I recommend a visit to Gibraltar. It's very weird and much more history than Andorra which feels like a place rebuilt after a flood washed the original society away. Cheaper ciggies too. That entire area of Spain is basically kept afloat by the Spanish nipping through the gates, loading up on cigarettes and selling them back in Spain. La Linea de la Concepcion on the other side is a right fuckhole.
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conspirosphere.tk
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January 06, 2018, 04:56:59 PM |
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Probably almost no one does't understand that Satoshi put în place those limits and the voting system just for everyone to fight everyone, keeping them busy in time for the next diamond in the dust coin or token, all this while we are fighting each other. everyone is free to fork off with their new and improved bitcoin instead of whining and bitching here to no end.
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fluidjax
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January 06, 2018, 05:05:14 PM |
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Probably almost no one does't understand that Satoshi put în place those limits and the voting system just for everyone to fight everyone, keeping them busy in time for the next diamond in the dust coin or token, all this while we are fighting each other. everyone is free to fork off with their new and improved bitcoin instead of whining and bitching here to no end. I don't think anyone doesn't understand that. The point is, how do we reach agreement, not what to do if we can't agree.
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cAPSLOCK
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January 06, 2018, 05:09:24 PM |
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Serious question - do you think Dr Craig S Wright is Satoshi?
Peter - if you are reading this I'm also interested in your view as well.
I think JayJuanGee is most likely Satoshi and is trolling us all. That's a cute dodge. And here is a truth: I think JayJuanGee is 10000x more likely to be Satoshi than Craig Wright.
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cAPSLOCK
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January 06, 2018, 05:11:53 PM |
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Serious question - do you think Dr Craig S Wright is Satoshi?
Peter - if you are reading this I'm also interested in your view as well.
I think JayJuanGee is most likely Satoshi and is trolling us all. You are fucking ridiculous. You come into this thread periodically and troll the thread with your BIG BLOCKER non-topical discussion points, your frequently passive aggressive attacks on bitcoin, and your various presentations about the many ways that bitcoin is supposedly broken, your recent pumping of bcash (acting like that is the "real" bitcoin vision), and then somehow you muster up additional arrogance to assert further bullshit and distractive accusations that others (more topical posters, such as yours truly) are trolls. Isn't there a bcash thread or a r/btc thread that needs your self-proclaimed "expertise?" BUSTED It was a magnificent retort. I am unignoring him.
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conspirosphere.tk
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January 06, 2018, 05:12:20 PM |
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everyone is free to fork off with their new and improved bitcoin instead of whining and bitching here to no end.
I don't think anyone doesn't understand that. The point is, how do we reach agreement, not what to do if we can't agree. we who? agree on what? bitcoin is the bitcoin currently bought and sold at $16K by those who vote by putting their coins/money where their mouth is. Those who disagree/don't like the product have infinite alternatives, including doing their own thing.
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Last of the V8s
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January 06, 2018, 05:24:08 PM |
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"TL;DR, for our dear readers who can't make heads or tails of this novelty: Bitcoin is as good as gold, shinier than lead, bubblier than tulips, held deep in the mines, and driving people nuts. Gold has enriched adventurers and bitcoin has held fools to ransom. You may dive in a pool of gold, but lose it all at war. Strangely, while you can still buy gold today and forget about it until your great-grandchildren cash it out, the much-hyped "future of money" has turned into the most speculative intangible asset of all time, while proving totally unsuitable as a means of payment. Still, over 2017 at least, bitcoin would have been a better investment than Tesla stock." says site owned by pedophile Jimmy Wales https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Annual_Top_50_Report
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fluidjax
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January 06, 2018, 05:51:06 PM |
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everyone is free to fork off with their new and improved bitcoin instead of whining and bitching here to no end.
I don't think anyone doesn't understand that. The point is, how do we reach agreement, not what to do if we can't agree. we who? agree on what? bitcoin is the bitcoin currently bought and sold at $16K by those who vote by putting their coins/money where their mouth is. Those who disagree/don't like the product have infinite alternatives, including doing their own thing. I'm not disputing anything you've just said. To change the system (ie. fork it) we, thats all the stake holders, need to reach some sort of consensus. If there are enough people not in the consensus, they will probably refuse to fork and continue the existing chain, and thats where the problem will be. The more the significant players in Bitcoin fork from each other the weaker it becomes, until we are left with a million different Bitcoins, one for every little group.
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January 06, 2018, 05:59:08 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
I see we've held most of yesterday's gains... currently $16908USD/$20988CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Old coins are now worth $19951USD/$24766CAD (Coinmarketcap).
Do we see $20k before the end of the month?
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keyboard warrior
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January 06, 2018, 06:09:28 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
I see we've held most of yesterday's gains... currently $16908USD/$20988CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Old coins are now worth $19951USD/$24766CAD (Coinmarketcap).
Do we see $20k before the end of the month?
It might be close call, some years there were pumps in late January or early February. My guess is just before, or just after the end of the month.
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bitcoinPsycho
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January 06, 2018, 06:10:44 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
I see we've held most of yesterday's gains... currently $16908USD/$20988CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Old coins are now worth $19951USD/$24766CAD (Coinmarketcap).
Do we see $20k before the end of the month?
It might be close call, some years there were pumps in late January or early February. My guess is just before, or just after the end of the month. I need it to hit $24999 on the 10th jan
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keyboard warrior
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January 06, 2018, 06:24:39 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
I see we've held most of yesterday's gains... currently $16908USD/$20988CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Old coins are now worth $19951USD/$24766CAD (Coinmarketcap).
Do we see $20k before the end of the month?
It might be close call, some years there were pumps in late January or early February. My guess is just before, or just after the end of the month. I need it to hit $24999 on the 10th jan In that case it will probably drop to $14999 on the 10th jan. If you didn't need it, then it would probably pump.
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bitcoinPsycho
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January 06, 2018, 06:26:04 PM |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
I see we've held most of yesterday's gains... currently $16908USD/$20988CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Old coins are now worth $19951USD/$24766CAD (Coinmarketcap).
Do we see $20k before the end of the month?
It might be close call, some years there were pumps in late January or early February. My guess is just before, or just after the end of the month. I need it to hit $24999 on the 10th jan In that case it will probably drop to $14999 on the 10th jan. If you didn't need it, then it would probably pump. Yeah I no . would be nice to win the comp thou
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January 06, 2018, 06:31:25 PM |
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I do not consider increasing blocks a good solution. It does not scale while the negative consequences for decentralisation are unclear. Since Bitcoin’s only true value lies in ‘decentralisation’, I support not hastily moving away from this core concept just to solve a current - perceived as immediate - issue. There is too much at stake.
Yes. Yes. A thousand times, yes. If people could realize than layer 2 is not an optional path, they would also realize that moving towards layer 2 is far more important than easing the current block size constraint. Layer 2 will ALWAYS be optional for the individual. It is an absolute certainty for the whole ecosystem.
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