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May 06, 2019, 05:27:37 PM |
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me with my Dog something like same waiting for pump next level.
I have this thing against most humans...pretentious dog'owners' especially.. This human seems ok however..its letting you drool on their arm. +1 WOsMerit Thanks Some people do not like me because I love dogs, But I do not love all dogs  I love them only, I can control them I think a good dog can make a lot of work easier. Love Dog. Dogs are the best people.
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May 06, 2019, 05:35:57 PM |
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We should be all using Bulletin Board Systems and text terminals according to your thoughts..
A horse has less moving parts than a Ferrari... and the examples could go on and on...
No it doesn't a horse is far more complicated than a man made vehicle will ever be in our lifetime. But that doesn't mean I disagree with your sentiment. 
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May 06, 2019, 05:36:45 PM Last edit: May 07, 2019, 02:42:26 PM by JSRAW |
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Brutal but correct. Thank God the second official language of the Philippines is English. I'd say 80% of all the signs are in English. But really only about 50% of the population speaks it with a deal of proficiency.. I think it's an education level thing. It must be weird to live in a place where all the signs are in a language that you don't really understand. I started learning Tagalog, but moved to a place where everyone speaks Visayan. Now I feel embarrassed if I attempt to speak anything other than English. And even then I feel embarrassed sometimes. In my country 99% signs are in English along with local languages, depends where are you going. and in some parts signs displayed with 3 different languages. I know only couple of words in tagalog like Kuya, ate, salamat that's it. Visayan is dialect right?
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May 06, 2019, 06:10:11 PM |
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I am not concerned at this time nor probably ever to find out anything whatsoever about the so-called pencil tricks of the the following honourable members: Mr gentlemand Mr BobLawblaw The pencil test on the other hand is a topic much on my mind 
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JimboToronto
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You're never too old to think young.
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May 06, 2019, 06:13:13 PM |
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Buenos dias Bitcoinland.
Sideways at $5.7k I see... currently $5737USD/$7715CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Dental work proceeding on schedule. Had 2 sessions of prefitting already and will have 1st test set of teeth installed on Thursday. Final set installed sometime next week after adjustments, then further adjustments and fine tuning to follow. Total procedure should take about 3 weeks then I'll be set for life.
Ran up to the jungle for 3 nights last week just in time for the electrical service change-over to 240v and a chance to supervise installation of new circuitry Also got the chance to bring down enough kitchen equipment to turn our $20/night hotel room into a nice cosy studio apartment for Laura and me. Nothing like healthy, cheap home-cooked food in a great environment, half a block from the beach and half a block from the live music bar where I have a VIP discount card.
Life is good. Thank you Bitcoin.
Go Bitcoin go.
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May 06, 2019, 06:30:40 PM |
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Turkey's state media says election officials ordered Istanbul's mayoral election redone, nullifying the opposition candidate Ekrem Imamoglu's win. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-05-06/lira-plunges-below-6-turkey-nears-rubiconSome serious shit is about to happen here. I never trusted banks since I understood how they work but now is a lot different than what was yesterday. The shit is about to hit the fan. (actually it did) Seriously considering to move from bank FIAT to %100 btc lately. I'm afraid when the times comes and I make that the decision it won't be possible anymore. Turkey is a complete mess. There you can find the worst combination of dictatorship, lack of rights, Fiat money printing, spiralling inflation, lack of security, questionable foreign politic. The point is that Turkey was literally inches from entering EU, but when they (ze Germans) vetoed that, Turkish they did a magnificent U turn into the Middle Ages. It still amazes me. ---- I am not concerned at this time nor probably ever to find out anything whatsoever about the so-called pencil tricks of the the following honourable members: Mr gentlemand Mr BobLawblaw The pencil test on the other hand is a topic much on my mind  ----- Buenos dias Bitcoinland.
Sideways at $5.7k I see... currently $5737USD/$7715CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Dental work proceeding on schedule. Had 2 sessions of prefitting already and will have 1st test set of teeth installed on Thursday. Final set installed sometime next week after adjustments, then further adjustments and fine tuning to follow. Total procedure should take about 3 weeks then I'll be set for life.
Ran up to the jungle for 3 nights last week just in time for the electrical service change-over to 240v and a chance to supervise installation of new circuitry Also got the chance to bring down enough kitchen equipment to turn our $20/night hotel room into a nice cosy studio apartment for Laura and me. Nothing like healthy, cheap home-cooked food in a great environment, half a block from the beach and half a block from the live music bar where I have a VIP discount card.
Life is good. Thank you Bitcoin.
Go Bitcoin go.
 #stronghands #MCC2019 #dyor
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May 06, 2019, 06:36:25 PM |
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I am not concerned at this time nor probably ever to find out anything whatsoever about the so-called pencil tricks of the the following honourable members: Mr gentlemand Mr BobLawblaw The pencil test on the other hand is a topic much on my mind  Gravity rules, not the pencil. 
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May 06, 2019, 06:43:05 PM |
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The pencil test on the other hand is a topic much on my mind
I can pull that off with my flap apron belly. I can hold a sketch pad under there too.
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May 06, 2019, 06:53:34 PM |
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I am not concerned at this time nor probably ever to find out anything whatsoever about the so-called pencil tricks of the the following honourable members: Mr gentlemand Mr BobLawblaw The pencil test on the other hand is a topic much on my mind  My girl has fake tits so it’d just drop straight on the floor 
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Hueristic
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May 06, 2019, 06:54:17 PM |
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easiest overclocks (well aside from the bios stuff from the pentium II on up) was the jumpers on the 486. just pick 25,33 or 40, then select the multiplier via jumper and see if it booted. cant remember if my 386 could do that. before that there was the clock crystal replacement on the IBM AT. never tried it on mine though.
dont remember what the cpus were that you just added more L2 cache via stuffing chips in empty sockets on the mobo. 386 im guessing.
Those were 386's. You could use an 82385 cache controller chip to add L2 cache to them, but it still only ran at the backside clock speed (up to 50mhz). 486's had on-die cache that could run faster and didn't run into DMA slowdown issues like the 386. Somewhere around here I have my Mountain accelerator board: It was an 8 bit board that plugged into an 8086 with a ribbon cable that replaced the CPU. On the board was a 12mhz 80286 CPU with 256k of 16 bit cache. What was insane was that since it plugged into the CPU and 8 bit bus, device access was at 8 bit speeds (2 clocks per word) which still made it slow as dirt. Ah the good old days.... That I believe was the evergreen IIRC.
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May 06, 2019, 06:54:27 PM |
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PM when it's a six pack of beer and a trezor.
I'm aiming to get Craig Wright under there. He'll probably need a job soon and there's a lot of fungus I can smell but can't reach or see.
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May 06, 2019, 06:57:33 PM |
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Btw,  Avengers endgame already after 11days on place 2 for most money making movie... 2 billion and counting
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May 06, 2019, 06:57:44 PM |
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The pencil test on the other hand is a topic much on my mind
I can pull that off with my flap apron belly. I can hold a sketch pad under there too. Do you like it hard-backed or ring-bound?
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May 06, 2019, 06:58:46 PM |
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# COMMONLeicester Watching it right now  @LFC, Pamoldar, let it happen 
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Hueristic
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May 06, 2019, 06:59:44 PM |
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Eth has that special little thing that it only shares with Bitcoin. It's been formally stated to not be a security by the US government.
Honestly eth isn't a shitcoin in my eyes.
Really? download the chain and run a local wallet. I'll wait a month and see if you have accomplished that.
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May 06, 2019, 07:00:04 PM |
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Do you like it hard-backed or ring-bound?
Hand made paper. Leather thong binding. I favour sheep shit paper - https://www.nuku.co.uk/sheep-poo-paper/I won't get out of bed for anything less.
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