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July 28, 2019, 08:56:24 PM |
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Go take some of that Bitcoin you just bought and buy a VPN service. AIRVPN is a good place to start. https://airvpn.org/
Now you can join whatever you like. I'm not sure it's a good idea to encourage people to break either their local laws, or the website terms and conditions, especially considering the risk of financial loss. Government agent spotted. Is that you jbreher? Go fuck yourself, JJG. </obligatory autonomic retort>
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Saint-loup
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July 28, 2019, 09:00:00 PM Last edit: July 28, 2019, 09:17:20 PM by Saint-loup |
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US Department of Defense to Use Tech Underlying Bitcoin for Experimental Communication Platform The US Department of Defense (DoD) has released a new document stating that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), one of its agencies, is experimenting with blockchain, the technology that underpins Bitcoin. According to the document, entitled the “DoD Digital Modernization Strategy”, DARPA is exploring how blockchain can help facilitate the transmission of secure messages. "Blockchains are a new information technology that inverts the cybersecurity paradigm. First, blockchain networks are trustless: they assume compromise of the network by both insiders and outsiders. Second, blockchains are transparently secure: they do not rely on failure-prone secrets, but rather on a cryptographic data structure that makes tampering both exceptionally difficult and immediately obvious.
Finally, blockchain networks are fault tolerant: they align the efforts of honest nodes to reject those that are dishonest. As a result, blockchain networks not only reduce the probability of compromise, but also impose significantly greater costs on an adversary to achieve it."https://dailyhodl.com/2019/07/28/us-department-of-defense-to-use-tech-underlying-bitcoin-for-experimental-communication-platform/
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jbreher
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July 28, 2019, 09:09:07 PM |
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All those posts, that we are all making... Permanently stored in BitcoinTalk's servers...
Maybe, maybe not. All at the whim of theymos. Not saying that's evil or anything, it is just a reality. Much like Facebook, all your post are belong to us. Not anything like Facebook. Au contraire, mon frere. The fact that everything that one contributes upon this forum is subject to the vagaries and whims of its owner is exactly like Facebook. Do you feel you need to contradict automatically everything that I type? Because this content ownership equivalency is so blatantly obvious as being the case that I can think of no other reason for your contradiction. Outside of selling ads, theymos engages in no site monetization.
We'll set aside the point that the overwhelming bulk of FB's revenue also comes from selling ads on its platform (so wrong again). And counter the fact that theymos has indeed performed other site monetizing activities. Perhaps you weren't around for the direct appeals for donations for revamped site coding? (strike three in one sentence - way to go!) If only there were a decentralized, permissionless, uncensorable, immutable repository upon which to host such a discussion....
Just like Satoshi intended Way to completely miss the point again. You don't think its the least bit ironic that SV was born out of the desire to be Bcashier than Bcash,
WTF are you talking about? BSV was born out of a desire to restore Satoshi's original protocol. The bulk of the devs behind BCH were determined to dev up further divergence from that goal. Much like the original BTC/BCH split, the only way to salvage the original protocol from 'devs gotta dev' mentality was to fork again. Incidentally, quite amusing how you love to fly that Craig Derangement Syndrome flag yet again. It's almost as if you don't have any other tools in your toolbox.
I don't need anything else when you insist on taking a fraud's words at face value. I don't. I've not been much discussing them. But you keep inserting them into discourse. Again with the Craig Derangement Syndrome.
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jbreher
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July 28, 2019, 09:11:56 PM |
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All those posts, that we are all making... Permanently stored in BitcoinTalk's servers...
Maybe, maybe not. All at the whim of theymos. Not saying that's evil or anything, it is just a reality. Much like Facebook, all your post are belong to us. If only there were a decentralized, permissionless, uncensorable, immutable repository upon which to host such a discussion.... Your statement might be more credible if BSV was decentralized 
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JayJuanGee
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July 28, 2019, 09:12:45 PM |
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Surely everyone can get into bitcoin, it is just a matter of how much they are able to acquire and at what price and how many of them are going to end up chasing the train, or rocket or whatever combination of vehicles we embark upon in our journey from here to there. if you curse it enough, many would not want to until it is a too late, at least for appreciation, leaving more for those in the know (or those who have more money). Surely, I feel that I am no where near what seems to be your level of pessimism regarding either opportunities available for later adopters of BTC or that bitcoin will not continue to be a great investment (relatively speaking) even if future BTC profits are only averaging in the 10% to 20% per year levels rather than historical average levels of 150% or more per year.
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July 28, 2019, 09:20:01 PM |
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Go take some of that Bitcoin you just bought and buy a VPN service. AIRVPN is a good place to start. https://airvpn.org/
Now you can join whatever you like. I'm not sure it's a good idea to encourage people to break either their local laws, or the website terms and conditions, especially considering the risk of financial loss. Government agent spotted. Is that you jbreher? Go fuck yourself, JJG. </obligatory autonomic retort> Besides serving as agent smith, you are an emotion-laden bot, too, jbreher? Who would-a-thunk? I mean, really, jbreher, you gotta admit that, overall, I got you on this topic, especially your having had become soooo emotionally out of control in response to statements from an interwebs avatar. Golly gee.... 
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HairyMaclairy
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July 28, 2019, 09:32:42 PM Last edit: July 28, 2019, 10:01:54 PM by HairyMaclairy |
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Say whatever you want, I was a fan of Tesla for a while but after seeing people got toasted alive inside those cars I've changed my mind.
I don't want to sit on hundreds of Li-Ion batteries.
Also the car itself is like iphone.
I am pretty sure if Elon can remotely shut down your car. I believe the new Mercedes-Benz and BMW cars are not much different though. The selection of good cars are just becoming harder and harder.
I'm not looking into the direction of electric cars until they are able to offer at least 350-500 mile range (probably in 2020ties or so). If you are two car family, you don’t need both vehicles to be long range. Our SUV will do 600 miles, but I don’t want to drive 600 miles without stopping. An electric with only 200 miles range would be far more than needed for in town and small day trips. My concern is that when we get the Tesla or Taycon, we won’t want to take the SUV because it doesn’t have autopilot. Personally I think autopilot is a much bigger deal than range for long-distance driving. Of course load carrying capacity then becomes an issue.
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HairyMaclairy
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July 28, 2019, 10:19:57 PM |
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Blocks are nice and empty at the moment if anyone wants to consolidate. Just had a 20 sat transaction clear in first block I think.
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HairyMaclairy
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July 28, 2019, 10:35:30 PM |
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Ouch. That stings a bit.
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whiteboy420
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July 28, 2019, 10:43:10 PM |
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why does Binance have an 50$ premium over the other Tether exchanges ?
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El duderino_
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July 28, 2019, 10:45:47 PM |
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Into HODLsleep, Lets see if 9k holds  Sleep tight and wake up with the same thought brothers Keep calm and HODL 
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July 28, 2019, 10:52:23 PM |
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Bear trap?
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El duderino_
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July 28, 2019, 10:52:51 PM |
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Bear trap?
Lets hope so 
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El duderino_
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July 28, 2019, 10:54:07 PM |
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Getting green for now
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July 28, 2019, 10:55:15 PM |
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rofl 
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July 28, 2019, 10:56:13 PM Last edit: July 28, 2019, 11:17:57 PM by fillippone |
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Blocks are nice and empty at the moment if anyone wants to consolidate. Just had a 20 sat transaction clear in first block I think.
20 sat/b is way too high for next block inclusion. Thinking about a post on how to calculate optimal fees and stuff. Every sat count! Keeping stacking Satoshi!
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July 28, 2019, 10:56:24 PM |
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Bear trap?
Lets hope so  Dildo battle!  (Not boring) 
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July 28, 2019, 11:09:08 PM |
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anyone who doesn't agree with me is obviously a government/bank/whatever shill secretive organisations are conspiring against me on an anonymous internet forum
Are you okay..?
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HairyMaclairy
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July 28, 2019, 11:29:30 PM |
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anyone who doesn't agree with me is obviously a government/bank/whatever shill secretive organisations are conspiring against me on an anonymous internet forum
Are you okay..? JJG’s law is an adage of Internet culture stating that, without a clear indicator of the author's intent, it is impossible to create a parody of extreme views so obviously exaggerated that it cannot be mistaken by some readers for deliberate counterintelligence efforts by agents of the government.
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jbreher
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July 28, 2019, 11:50:05 PM |
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Go take some of that Bitcoin you just bought and buy a VPN service. AIRVPN is a good place to start. https://airvpn.org/
Now you can join whatever you like. I'm not sure it's a good idea to encourage people to break either their local laws, or the website terms and conditions, especially considering the risk of financial loss. Government agent spotted. Is that you jbreher? Go fuck yourself, JJG. </obligatory autonomic retort> Besides serving as agent smith, you are an emotion-laden bot, too, jbreher? Who would-a-thunk? I mean, really, jbreher, you gotta admit that, overall, I got you on this topic, especially your having had become soooo emotionally out of control in response to statements from an interwebs avatar. Golly gee.... Haha. Dream on, JJG. I assure you I am as measured and level headed as anyone might hope to be. Such is the benefit of repeated responses to repeated ludicrousity. ... aaand Go Fuck Yourself.
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