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April 23, 2019, 06:07:37 PM Last edit: May 16, 2023, 09:21:20 AM by fillippone Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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What is the source for this table? I see different numbers on CMC page: https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/reported/You should always provide sources if you don’t produce content yourself. By the way, not all exchanges are producing fake volumes: The rock trading (Italian exchange with long history of reliability (never hacked)) apparently is not: https://dgi.io/2019/04/23/TRT-Volumes.html
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El duderino_
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April 23, 2019, 06:13:28 PM |
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30 minutes to Avengers infinity wars followed by endgame.... good forecasts 
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machasm
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April 23, 2019, 06:14:05 PM |
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I've never had baby camel. Is it good?
I imagine it’s tight. Not my thing though to be honest lads. Sorry I can't catch your drift here. Are you saying DoubleHunter is drunk? Or they get the baby camel tight before slaughtering and cooking? Seems unlikely. you do know most of the camel-loving countries don't do alcohol? so what exactly are you saying, Liverpool? I’m saying tight as in tight around DoubleHunter’s penis as he enters it, V8. Sexual intercourse with a baby camel could possibly be an act of pleasure in some parts of the world.  Like I said though, it’s not for me  Edit - DoubleHunter - I’m kidding of course. What does it taste like please? Sheep are more to our taste are they LFC? Jk. For the Welsh maybe  I went to Ibiza with the lads when I was younger & there was a group of Welsh guys there. Their joke motto was ‘We shag them, you eat them - Sloppy fucking seconds’  Eeeeewwwwweeeee that's horrible (pun intended). Never going to eat Lamb again.
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April 23, 2019, 06:22:54 PM |
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Welcome back 5600. I missed you.
Only 370 coins to 5700. Are the books getting thinner ?
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figmentofmyass
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April 23, 2019, 06:32:20 PM |
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Despite previous info, maybe they are not out of danger just yet.
The press might just be lagging behind, as it often happens. and just why exactly is the Thai government tracking down two non violent people? They obviously aren't going to build another seastead there. maybe they think they are spies or something. a threat to national sovereignty thailand says? insane..... I hope the US threatens sanctions against those fuck heads for even threatening a US citizen with death over something so silly.
interesting thought. hoping for the best.
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April 23, 2019, 06:35:29 PM |
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 Our Lightning Desktop App Is Now on Mainnet! Today we’re excited to announce the first alpha release of the Lightning App for desktop on Bitcoin mainnet. This is still an early version targeted at testers, but it will give advanced users and developers a chance to start experimenting with a Lightning UX where users control their own funds powered by our Neutrino light client technology.
This desktop release supports macOS, Windows, and Linux. It also represents an important stepping stone towards mobile while we continue to invest in performance and stability. We’re working as quickly as we can to get our mainnet iOS and Android apps out soon.
https://blog.lightning.engineering/announcement/2019/04/23/mainnet-app.html
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jojo69
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I hope the US threatens sanctions against those fuck heads for even threatening a US citizen with death over something so silly.
US probably put them up to it. I wouldn't hold your breath.
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mindrust
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April 23, 2019, 06:46:53 PM Last edit: April 23, 2019, 06:59:37 PM by mindrust |
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It affects security and challenges the state power of Thailand and it is intolerable," he said. How fragile must the state power of Thailand be when a floating bathtub challenges it? Perhaps they should fire torpedoes at every fish that enters their waters too, just to be extra safe. I hope the US threatens sanctions against those fuck heads for even threatening a US citizen with death over something so silly. Why do you think Elwar went to Thailand for this? It is because any decent country wouldn't let him do what he wanted to do. (Building a sea stead, especially without reporting it to the authorities) What makes you think USA or Germany would act differently than Thailand if Elwar tried the same thing in those countries. Especially in the US. What Elwar did is several years of jail time in any country no matter how you look at it. Elwar was messing with the international law by knowingly or unknowingly. I am not saying the law makes sense but law is law. If you think the US or some other developed country would also act similarly, then it is just hypocrisy to blame the Thais in this situation. Even if Elwar's intentions meant no harm (i believe so), the mess it was going to create would put Thailand in a difficult situation. That's why they went crazy.
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Searing
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April 23, 2019, 06:58:03 PM |
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It affects security and challenges the state power of Thailand and it is intolerable," he said. How fragile must the state power of Thailand be when a floating bathtub challenges it? Perhaps they should fire torpedoes at every fish that enters their waters too, just to be extra safe. I hope the US threatens sanctions against those fuck heads for even threatening a US citizen with death over something so silly. Sh*t nothing will be done. As you can see below as long as the USA can make $$$ no sanctions....as soon as US President thinks $$$ are lost...then sanctions.... use the sanction stick on below and it would be fixed fast IMHO. https://www.cnn.com/2013/07/04/world/detained-americans-fast-facts/index.htmlAs to the SeaStead problems. Seems to me the Thai Gov't is more upset that permits and such were granted for such w/o their knowledge and now are going ape shit on an internal Thai Gov't witch hunt to boot. SeaStead was a symptom of corruption, it is just now the excuse to come down on everyone in Thai Gov't who sanctioned this IMHO, and if it grabs a 'rich' American that can bribe his way out...that is just gravy.
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Phil_S
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April 23, 2019, 07:04:52 PM |
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I am not saying the law makes sense but law is law.
What law? Imagine it happened in let's say Florida. Whould they be arrested? If so, for what?
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mindrust
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April 23, 2019, 07:07:48 PM |
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I am not saying the law makes sense but law is law.
What law? Imagine it happened in let's say Florida. Whould they be arrested? If so, for what? Why don't you ask this to Elwar? I am sure he has an answer for it. Or better, why don't you try it tomorrow and see?
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Phil_S
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April 23, 2019, 07:13:41 PM |
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April 23, 2019, 07:18:45 PM |
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I am not saying the law makes sense but law is law.
What law? Imagine it happened in let's say Florida. Whould they be arrested? If so, for what? Why don't you ask this to Elwar? I am sure he has an answer for it. Or better, why don't you try it tomorrow and see? excuse me if this was explained before.. but wouldnt it have been easier and safer to rent or buy a boat and live "la vida loca" in some harbour in the caribbean sea?? Cayman, Turks and Caicos... lots to choose from.
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April 23, 2019, 07:21:00 PM Last edit: April 23, 2019, 07:52:55 PM by mindrust |
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So you are basically saying, Me, a Turkish dude, can come to the US with a tourist VISA, build a seastead, advertise it on the internet and get away with it. (that's exactly what Elwar did, or tried) We both know that's bullshit. The moment they hear what I am up to, will take me to the police station and who knows when will I be getting out. excuse me if this was explained before.. but wouldnt it have been easier and safer to rent or buy a boat and live "la vida loca" in some harbour in the caribbean sea?? Cayman, Turks and Caicos... lots to choose from.
Yep. We talked about it earlier. I was the one who wondered the same thing. I learned It wasn't possible to grow some coral stuff around a boat. 
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Anyhow, I guess we keep coming back to the general idea that it will be fine in the future!.. The technology will be there to support Bigger Blocks and Massive Database (but in the future it will be considered small). We will have cheap 1000GBit connections to link everyone together and 80TB hard drives! Moore says so! The same can be said for LN and Layer 2 solutions. The developers are working on a solutions for this and that. A different Layer 2 solution will be available soon and so forth. But which would you bet on? Something that is developing and evolving right before our eyes or relying on Moore's Law? Moore's Law isn't as good as it used to be - since a few years already. Depends upon which form you use. Gordon's original formulation spoke only to number of transistors per dollar. However, the more generalized form speaks to computations per dollar - which can be extended back from microprocessors to gate level logic to discrete transistors to vacuum tubes to relays to purely mechanical computing. And currently extended forward in time to multi-core, non-homogeneous computing systems. Which has shown pretty high fidelity to an exponential growth rate for more than 100 years, and shows no signs of attenuating.
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April 23, 2019, 07:27:35 PM |
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Plenty of people live on "house boats" in the US.
Citizenship is not a requirement to live on one of those. Tourists can live where they want, as long as they aren't breaking any laws.
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mindrust
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April 23, 2019, 07:29:53 PM |
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Plenty of people live on "house boats" in the US.
Citizenship is not a requirement to live on one of those. Tourists can live where they want, as long as they aren't breaking any laws.
You are either playing dumb or you are one. SeaStead != Boat Not to mention the result would still be same if I came there and tried to build my own boat. Wtf are you smoking? Pass it to me.
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julian071
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April 23, 2019, 07:30:32 PM |
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Psychological price barriers are just plain silly.
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