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Hueristic
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September 20, 2018, 10:47:34 AM |
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Define ‘enough’ third parties under the following constraints: - you must pay each member of ‘enough’ to be a reliable host
- the sum of all payments to ‘enough’ must be significantly less than the pittance currently paid to AWS / Azure for storage
- the hardware and internet connectivity provider by members of ‘enough’ is best described as a ‘mixed bag'
- members of‘enough’ include 11 year olds, Billy Bob and itinerant sex workers.
Hey I take offense at that, not saying which part though.  OT (like everything else) Hah, this is funny. talk about getting PWned! Hilarious. Look at how many people were schooled on the fact that someone is willing to voluntarily pay money to express their distaste for being forced to hand over their own money. Bitcoin user not affected. I'm tapped. +1 WO merit for you sir. Name: HairyMaclairy
Description: "The dude stiffed me"
Evidence: <screenshot.jpg> I’m not the one running around in a bear suit. Rotflmfao! stiffed me...lol
Humour aside, I noticed, while I was skimming the report, that "Taiwan" was misspelled as "Tawain" not once but twice. I wondered if the NY AG sub-contracted the writing of the report to Chinese nationals who purposely misspelled Taiwan so the report would bypass the Golden Shield because I find it hard to believe that the following people:
Senior Advisor and Special Counsel to the Attorney General Simon Brandler
Senior Enforcement Counsel John Castiglione
Assistant Attorney General Brian Whitehurst of the Investor Protection Bureau
Assistant Attorney General Joseph Mueller of the Consumer Frauds & Protection Bureau
Investor Protection Bureau Chief Cynthia Hanawalt
Chief of Staff Brian Mahanna
along with their various administrative assistants combined with the power of spell-check could have possibly missed this.
Nice observation, interestingly enough if you google Tawain you get Tiawan results. So by that metric I would say their filter would catch that misspelling. |
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cAPSLOCK
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Is it true? ®
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September 20, 2018, 01:27:17 PM |
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Cute cartoon, but I find it promotes a ridiculous narrative. The idea that BCH will fail and crush alts could be somewhat true. But the implication that it will weaken BTC is ridiculous. The really goofy part is the idea that Ethereum is somehow a safe haven with a clear road is ludicrous. |
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Totscha
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September 20, 2018, 01:39:34 PM |
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Cute cartoon, but I find it promotes a ridiculous narrative. The idea that BCH will fail and crush alts could be somewhat true. But the implication that it will weaken BTC is ridiculous. The really goofy part is the idea that Ethereum is somehow a safe haven with a clear road is ludicrous. I could be wrong (like many times before), but I think you're the only one who made those three conclusions. My interpretation: The aVerlanche is going to bring BCH down where it can join the rest of shitcoins. BTC will remain strong and the only one at the top. Ethereum is a user friendly (paved road) playground. Anyone with a couple of hours spare time can create a useless token on top of it. |
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aleksej996
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September 20, 2018, 01:45:07 PM |
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The really goofy part is the idea that Ethereum is somehow a safe haven with a clear road is ludicrous.
I personally think that Monero is more likely to outlive Ethereum, then other way around. Monero has a pretty time-less value, in my opinion. Not just for privacy, but for it's constant GPU mining as well, due to it's occurring forks to keep ASICs away. Ethereum on the other hand, I don't know. It seems to be in that very competitive, very fast evolving market. Unlike most altcoins, it is useful, but I do have my serious doubts about it's stability and longevity over decades. |
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cAPSLOCK
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Is it true? ®
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September 20, 2018, 01:51:12 PM |
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I could be wrong (like many times before), but I think you're the only one who made those three conclusions.
I am super unique!
My interpretation:
The aVerlanche is going to bring BCH down where it can join the rest of shitcoins.
BTC will remain strong and the only one at the top.
Ethereum is a user friendly (paved road) playground. Anyone with a couple of hours spare time can create a useless token on top of it.
I like it. It is a better story than mine. |
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jbreher
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight
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September 20, 2018, 02:30:54 PM |
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That's clever. Though I can't help but notice that the bear bears a striking resemblance to The Oatmeal's Sriracha Bear. |
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BobLawblaw
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Bitcointalks Most Fabulously Gay Black Power-Top
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September 20, 2018, 02:46:44 PM Merited by micgoossens (1) |
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Astargath
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September 20, 2018, 02:47:11 PM |
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Fucking insane dude, $200b+ and they say cryptos are used for terrorism and crime lmao. That bank laundered more money than the entire marketcap of crypto today |
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alevlaslo
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September 20, 2018, 02:47:34 PM |
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Will be only allow what the oligarchs have already entered I think: BTC, ETH, ETC, XRP, XLM, NEO. The rest will be banned just as do not give to create cars on the water instead of gasoline from pre-war times, so as not to violate the interests of fuel companies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jivb7lupDNU |
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micgoossens
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September 20, 2018, 02:50:21 PM |
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YEAH, like skyrocketting same as yesterday but whitout the previous DIP  |
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Astargath
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September 20, 2018, 02:57:07 PM |
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YEAH, like skyrocketting same as yesterday but whitout the previous DIP  Like Vechain |
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goldkingcoiner
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September 20, 2018, 03:03:10 PM |
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Fucking insane dude, $200b+ and they say cryptos are used for terrorism and crime lmao. That bank laundered more money than the entire marketcap of crypto today So are dollars and euros. What is the difference here? Both are untraceable, crypto actually leaves more of a trail than pure cash. These fucking bankers are such hypocrites. Anything to make themselves richer, doesn't matter how low or degenerate... |
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micgoossens
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September 20, 2018, 03:03:40 PM |
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^^ haha just the same only other direction, and then we have a good day  |
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micgoossens
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September 20, 2018, 03:07:11 PM |
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 gotta order a few of these for the children in my familie or children of friends good presents  |
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realr0ach
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#TheGoyimKnow
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September 20, 2018, 03:13:55 PM
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Years from now people will look at posts like this and say, "Look at these morons trying to indoctrinate children into using a designed to centralize, cashless society slave system that was 100% inevitable to evolve into an exact replica of the Chinese social credit score system run by the state". You buffoons have not yet noticed all of the most evil dirtbag Jews and tyrants in govt endorse shitcoins like Larry Summers, Ben Bernanke, and even Goldman Sachs yet? A lot of people voted for Trump solely because he was disliked by all the right people. Bitcoin is the exact opposite, it's endorsed by all the wrong people. There has been ZERO credible Jewish moneychanger or shabbos Goyim attacks on bitcoin by the state yet. NONE. If the so called "deep state" - which really just means Jewish moneychangers- actually opposed bitcoin at all, they would have put forth about 1000x more effort into trying to stop it. Sure, there's occassionally some type of minor inconvenience imposed by some random bank like not allowing you to do some type of bitcoin trading, but that's all outliers. There is zero real resistance to bitcoin from the very top of govt or the moneychangers. The market movements (like yesterday) even look like they're being propped up by the same plunge protection team as stocks. The "deep state" has done far more to promote bitcoin than try to stop it because they want everyone in a cashless society slave system and this is their backdoor to try and impose it. |
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d_eddie
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September 20, 2018, 03:17:11 PM |
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Cute cartoon, but I find it promotes a ridiculous narrative. The idea that BCH will fail and crush alts could be somewhat true. But the implication that it will weaken BTC is ridiculous. The really goofy part is the idea that Ethereum is somehow a safe haven with a clear road is ludicrous.
I could be wrong (like many times before), but I think you're the only one who made those three conclusions.
I am super unique!
My interpretation:
The aVerlanche is going to bring BCH down where it can join the rest of shitcoins.
BTC will remain strong and the only one at the top.
Ethereum is a user friendly (paved road) playground. Anyone with a couple of hours spare time can create a useless token on top of it.
I like it. It is a better story than mine. Closer to the general vision here probably, but yours made for a more satisfying read emotionally! |
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sirazimuth
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born once atheist
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September 20, 2018, 04:16:54 PM |
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edit 3: The use and extent of insurance in connection with the business of holding, exchanging, or transacting in virtual currencies is not well understood. Egregious misspelling unbecoming of an official state agency report. I must be missing something... I can't find any misspelling in that quote...much less egregious. holding. hodling. umm... sorry? Yeah,ya got me...I knew I missed something... |
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