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Ok, so they are developers. Lookie uie... Trying to get Biodom to take your bait. who gives any shits about what Biodom or any of us say about bitcoin thought leaders or opinion leaders...? Bitcoin is ultimately a platform that has a multitude of networking effects, and growth with various aspects of the network have different people who are more influential than others, but it is a moving target of a whole hell of a lot of decentralization, driven by market motives, contribution to open source and sound money, and incentives to produce and/or compete to produce quality product without compromising basic principles of sound money, security, collaboration and the ability of others to build on prior work. Some folks have more influence in various networks of bitcoin's space than others in terms of the kind of sense that they talk and their NOT getting distracted by shitcoin talk, scams, pump and dumbs or various other distracting talk, but in the end, there are no exact leaders.. to say,,, take me to your leader... you diptwat.. You seem to have been attempting to explode the context of Biodom's prior comment about leaders influencing bitcoin and to hook onto some bullshit in order to suggest that there is some kind of bitcoin leaders - even though some people might be influential in development and making proposals, but their proposals need to be accepted and adopted, to the extent that they come up with some good ideas and direction that they want to attempt to push, whether on bitcoin or lightning or anything that is tying into core aspects of bitcoin's way forward, you fuck.
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rebal15
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July 18, 2019, 04:31:14 AM |
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I would prefer to talk about the term "bitcoin leaders" not about "bitcoin price". If you have any explanation? Of course, you would, you troll-laden unable to focus diptwat, raising questions about stupid-ass shit that does not really matter in order that you might be able to hook onto some troll/shill talking points to distract from more "important" stuff. Speaking of "important stuff," earlier today we were opining about risks of attempting to kill bears by spear. Holy shit. I am not trolling. I was accused of by a stupid hodlers when I said that sec will never accept BTC ETF and gov will not adopt BTC. My opinions are based on what i know about BTC and what BTC is aiming for. After all, it is my choise to buy or sell.
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JayJuanGee
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July 18, 2019, 04:39:33 AM |
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I would prefer to talk about the term "bitcoin leaders" not about "bitcoin price". If you have any explanation? Of course, you would, you troll-laden unable to focus diptwat, raising questions about stupid-ass shit that does not really matter in order that you might be able to hook onto some troll/shill talking points to distract from more "important" stuff. Speaking of "important stuff," earlier today we were opining about risks of attempting to kill bears by spear. Holy shit. I am not trolling. I was accused of by a stupid hodlers when I said that sec will never accept BTC ETF and gov will not adopt BTC. My opinions are based on what i know about BTC and what BTC is aiming for. After all, it is my choise to buy or sell. I will admit that every once in a while you might make a post that makes some sense, but you have a pretty damned large tendency to spout out a lot of nonsense that likely would put you in the category of troll/shill... So, yeah, if you start to post more genuinely, then maybe people like me or others in this thread will start to take your comments more seriously in terms of their attempt to meaningful contributions... I, personally, have seen very little of that coming from your posts, but yeah, o.k. I would not mind if you actually would improve your posts and start to make some more sensible and important points beyond spouting largely nonsense. Good luck with that.
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rebal15
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July 18, 2019, 04:42:16 AM |
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Ok, so they are developers. Lookie uie... Trying to get Biodom to take your bait. who gives any shits about what Biodom or any of us say about bitcoin thought leaders or opinion leaders...? Bitcoin is ultimately a platform that has a multitude of networking effects, and growth with various aspects of the network have different people who are more influential than others, but it is a moving target of a whole hell of a lot of decentralization, driven by market motives, contribution to open source and sound money, and incentives to produce and/or compete to produce quality product without compromising basic principles of sound money, security, collaboration and the ability of others to build on prior work. Some folks have more influence in various networks of bitcoin's space than others in terms of the kind of sense that they talk and their NOT getting distracted by shitcoin talk, scams, pump and dumbs or various other distracting talk, but in the end, there are no exact leaders.. to say,,, take me to your leader... you diptwat.. You seem to have been attempting to explode the context of Biodom's prior comment about leaders influencing bitcoin and to hook onto some bullshit in order to suggest that there is some kind of bitcoin leaders - even though some people might be influential in development and making proposals, but their proposals need to be accepted and adopted, to the extent that they come up with some good ideas and direction that they want to attempt to push, whether on bitcoin or lightning or anything that is tying into core aspects of bitcoin's way forward, you fuck. Lets make things clear. It is not me who said Bitcoin leaders. You should quote who said it.
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Biodom
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July 18, 2019, 04:49:45 AM |
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Ok, so they are developers. Lookie uie... Trying to get Biodom to take your bait. who gives any shits about what Biodom or any of us say about bitcoin thought leaders or opinion leaders...? Bitcoin is ultimately a platform that has a multitude of networking effects, and growth with various aspects of the network have different people who are more influential than others, but it is a moving target of a whole hell of a lot of decentralization, driven by market motives, contribution to open source and sound money, and incentives to produce and/or compete to produce quality product without compromising basic principles of sound money, security, collaboration and the ability of others to build on prior work. Some folks have more influence in various networks of bitcoin's space than others in terms of the kind of sense that they talk and their NOT getting distracted by shitcoin talk, scams, pump and dumbs or various other distracting talk, but in the end, there are no exact leaders.. to say,,, take me to your leader... you diptwat.. You seem to have been attempting to explode the context of Biodom's prior comment about leaders influencing bitcoin and to hook onto some bullshit in order to suggest that there is some kind of bitcoin leaders - even though some people might be influential in development and making proposals, but their proposals need to be accepted and adopted, to the extent that they come up with some good ideas and direction that they want to attempt to push, whether on bitcoin or lightning or anything that is tying into core aspects of bitcoin's way forward, you fuck. Lets make things clear. It is not me who said Bitcoin leaders. You should quote who said it. yeah, but it was already abundantly clear (just by looking at the context) to anyone without a preconceived agenda. I digress..
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July 18, 2019, 04:56:41 AM |
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I am not trolling. I was accused of by a stupid hodlers when I said that sec will never accept BTC ETF and gov will not adopt BTC.
Of course the govt will never adopt BTC. The entire purpose of fiat money is to have a cost of production of 12 cents for a $100 bill and for the govt to collect $99.88 seigniorage fee on each one. Any usage of digital shitcoins by govts would be govt creating it's own digital shitcoin and trying to force you to use it in order to maximize seigniorage fee just like they already do with fiat. The next debate is more interesting. While it's known that govts are anti-physical metals because it limits their ability to do wasteful spending, fraud, and theft, it's far more in the interest of govts to use physical metals instead of Bitcoin. Why? Because govt has a hard time funding all of their programs from social security to everything else, so they can always nationalize all metals in the ground, mint some coins, then issue the coins at a far higher face value then what it cost them to produce and collect the seigniorage fee to fund programs that way. They cannot do that with Bitcoin - there are no Bitcoin in the ground to nationalize. If any citizens wish for things like social security and whatever else funded, it's probably also in their interest for govt to use metals instead of Bitcoin too.
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July 18, 2019, 05:08:31 AM |
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With the way things are moving, its anyones guess on which route bitcoin might take and depending on what stimulates the market I foresee BTC taking any one of these routes. My blockchain based, distributed AI algorithm produced the following graph: : ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) ^ that was my reaction. And I had food & ale & chewing & stuff. Thx for the meme of the day!
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July 18, 2019, 05:14:36 AM |
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And the rocket's red glare, the ANTIFA bombs bursting in air Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there O say does that swastika-spangled banner yet wave
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Going to catch up with 36 pages LOL
Here you go Bhai, i am sure @Hueristic skipped some pages too - My Biased point of view- Disclaimer : The events and characters are fictitious. In case of any similarity to living being, Bots, teams and r0achie, is purely coincidental. 1. Saga of scammer "give me only 100 Btc"- pile of garbage- Deleted 2. Dabs genuinely offering escrow service 3. LFC can see the future - Click Here4. Pedo,rape words here and there- drugs are not good - 5. No Instagram posts from Instagram model, guess who 6. infofront's orgy island. 7. One liner comment followed by 10 lines, guess who 8. Mic still struggling with haiku, like everyone else. 9. Finally England Won the Cricket World Cup = #Fact ICC robbed the poor Kiwis 10. Ibian "Grown men kicking around a ball is fascinating." 11. BBC Earth channel is good - watch at night when you are bored af - 12. gembitz the weeeee guy 13. Orange man tweet and WO discuss 14. Toxic back with Charts - just warming up- 15. Hat virus spreading - welcome RapTarX- nice work homer 16. JJG as usual off topic -keyboard working fine i suppose - 17. @Info deleted my very old merited post-? Jk guess i did by mistake 18. What happened to Tim Draper? 19. r0achie taking HER med on time - no name calling- 20. Environmental disaster 21. vapourminer - only means business- 22. JoJo and v8 are not observing - both Taking week off - 23. Moreeee garbage -now r0achie looks like a saint- 24. Bromance in between Bob-JJG 25. gentlemand " English humor" Give Kohinoor back !! 26. d_eddie "I never said fuck off to anyone in this noble circle, ripe with the most refined gentlemen and a few gracious ladies." JJG corrects it 27. LFC buying every dip, he fucked up and JJG is "pantomime villain" 28. JJG is every where 29. r0ach off the med again. 30. Tulsi gabbard - Lambie's crush- 31. @Ludwig Von " WO is poetry!" 32. suchmoon cracking joke. 33. @PoolMinor -naked girls- left one to watch @Paashaas not posting much 34. Dump, 4 digit again. mic back to pizza and soon noddles? 35. team joke by JJG, Mic hates it. merited anyways just to hide pain 36. Italian stallion getting good with Meme's game. 37. Kenzy got hacked, Again!! 38. Good TA by Woodie Click Here
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JayJuanGee
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July 18, 2019, 05:23:25 AM |
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Ok, so they are developers. Lookie uie... Trying to get Biodom to take your bait. who gives any shits about what Biodom or any of us say about bitcoin thought leaders or opinion leaders...? Bitcoin is ultimately a platform that has a multitude of networking effects, and growth with various aspects of the network have different people who are more influential than others, but it is a moving target of a whole hell of a lot of decentralization, driven by market motives, contribution to open source and sound money, and incentives to produce and/or compete to produce quality product without compromising basic principles of sound money, security, collaboration and the ability of others to build on prior work. Some folks have more influence in various networks of bitcoin's space than others in terms of the kind of sense that they talk and their NOT getting distracted by shitcoin talk, scams, pump and dumbs or various other distracting talk, but in the end, there are no exact leaders.. to say,,, take me to your leader... you diptwat.. You seem to have been attempting to explode the context of Biodom's prior comment about leaders influencing bitcoin and to hook onto some bullshit in order to suggest that there is some kind of bitcoin leaders - even though some people might be influential in development and making proposals, but their proposals need to be accepted and adopted, to the extent that they come up with some good ideas and direction that they want to attempt to push, whether on bitcoin or lightning or anything that is tying into core aspects of bitcoin's way forward, you fuck. Lets make things clear. It is not me who said Bitcoin leaders. You should quote who said it. Let me make things clear. You are not going to gain credibility around here for being a genuine poster if you continue to distort facts by getting caught up in technicalities that distortingly strive towards putting your own contributions in the direction of the discussion in a more favorable light. In other words, who gives any shits about who first mentioned the "bitcoin leader?" It does not matter. It's like jbreher saying that he only pumps bcash bullshit because someone else mentioned bcash first.. and he was "forced" to pump his nonsense. Same with you, here. You are the dumbass who maniacally pursued that meaningless topic of "bitcoin leader" in an attempt to try to trap biodom into saying something that you would like him to say about supposedly what is a "bitcoin leader"... which is really bullshit, and who really cares, except for your manipulation attempts that are also known as disingenuine posting which is also known as trolling. derp.
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JayJuanGee
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July 18, 2019, 05:30:03 AM |
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I am not trolling. I was accused of by a stupid hodlers when I said that sec will never accept BTC ETF and gov will not adopt BTC.
The next debate is more interesting. While it's known that govts are anti-physical metals because it limits their ability to do wasteful spending, fraud, and theft, it's far more in the interest of govts to use physical metals instead of Bitcoin. Get out of fantasylandia, roach. Your idea of a "next debate" is not coming because govts could give two shits about PMs. They won that battle, long ago.
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July 18, 2019, 05:45:45 AM |
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What the actual f&**... ?? ........ There is like a subliminal kinky stuff there. They almost don't say "Can you show us how we will be "raped" by the future??". Or no one is asking: Will our country still be existing in 5 years?? ...... Gawd, what a f'-ing sh!tsh0w!!!
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July 18, 2019, 05:50:21 AM Last edit: July 18, 2019, 12:00:09 PM by mindrust |
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Libra poisoned the well.
It would almost certainly destabilize currencies and even countries if/when let loose. Example: a country has NIRP...Libra does not...so, you sell local currency and pocket the % (of NIRP) every year; or, you are in a non G-7 country...you sell local currency and buy Libra (a basket is almost always better than a single one). India and Russia-first two large countries to ban Libra on day one, I think.
Regarding libra and bitcoin-not sure how it would affect it, but i disagree about any optimism. If I was one of bitcoin leaders or code contributors (and I am not), I would greatly accelerate Lightning wallets development. On a positive side, some in Congress (and not in Senate) seem to understand the difference between something that is decentralized and centralized.
If libra becomes a threat (looks like it is going to be) to the national currencies, they will just shut it down or ban any access to libra products. It is a centralized piece of shit. There is a good possibility libra won't even make it outside of the US. If it does, it will be harder for the governments to fight against it but it is still possible. Do you think facebook and its buddies are relaxed enough to not care about a nation wide dns ban? Nah. They'll back off immediately. I don't think that's going to play out exactly like how they imagined it. Bitcoin on the other hand, can go down or up but in the long run it doesn't matter because the network will be alive.
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July 18, 2019, 06:19:37 AM |
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It doesn’t work like that.
GA doesn’t have its own seed.
Each site gives you a site specific seed. You write the seed down somewhere safe.
If you lose the device, you re-enter the seed for that specific site into your new device.
The attack vector is the sites’ individual processes for manually turning off GA for the inevitable dumbasses that lose their seed.
I am sorry to be such a dumbass, but let's attempt to merely stick with the case of re-establishing a new device for google authenticator running. That is merely getting google to recognize the new device that they are going to send the GA keys for the secondary sites. So, if I still have the old device, that situation is easy because i can get the GA keys off of the old device when I am registering the new device. Once I register the new device, then GA only sends GA codes to the new device. It no longer sends codes to the old device. Now if I lose my old device or it gets stolen or damaged or lost in a boating accident, or whatever causes me an inability to access my old device, then I thought that those 10 codes that google gives you at the time of creating your GA account were used for those kinds of situations in which you no longer have access to your old device. If I am wrong, then I am confused about the whole situation, and it would be better to straighten this matter out before I lose or break my device that has my GA account assigned to it, no? It doesn’t work like that.
GA doesn’t have its own seed.
Each site gives you a site specific seed. You write the seed down somewhere safe.
If you lose the device, you re-enter the seed for that specific site into your new device.
The attack vector is the sites’ individual processes for manually turning off GA for the inevitable dumbasses that lose their seed.
As far as i have read and understood the docs on GA now, it uses its own "key" for authentication against the google account used on the phone. That is what the set of backup keys is for. You have 2FA enabled on your G account and lose your phone. Transfer procedure is quite similar to 3rd party GA2FA, just disable and re-enable after swapping phones and restore of GA. 3rd party (secondary) accounts must be restored via their seed providers (exchange) security key or disabled/re-enabled as usual, where the mentioned attack vector comes into play. No convient way to restore all at once, if i didn't miss anything. Workaround would be running Android as root and backup the whole GA app via 3rdparty software. Least attractive to me. So always have your security keys written down a multiple times, and store them securely. From my reading, makrospex, you seem to be saying a very similar thing that I had said in my response to hairybairy, above, but more eloquently. In other words, those 10 different seed words are used to reactivate google account (on 10 different occasions) in the event that you lose your device and you do not have access to your access codes that are spat out on your device every minute or so on GA. Yeah, sort of, but the whole "app funcionality" can't be backed up conveniently. Scenario: Lose your phone, get a new one, enter a backup key and get GA restored including all 3rd party keys, invalidate the old GA. That's not possible in a similar convenient way. But that's the thing with security, right? So i'm staying with disabling 2FA on the sites, using the ol backup phone and writing down site backup keys again when re-enabling 2FA. I think about putting copies of my notes into a safe security box in a bank. That'd be the cream on top of the vanilla sorbet
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July 18, 2019, 06:31:47 AM |
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Are we gonna crush the 10K again soon-ish ?
And be on our way to the 15K-ish zone?
Come on BTC and goodmorning WO’s
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July 18, 2019, 06:34:19 AM Last edit: May 16, 2023, 07:31:48 AM by fillippone |
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With the way things are moving, its anyones guess on which route bitcoin might take and depending on what stimulates the market I foresee BTC taking any one of these routes. My blockchain based, distributed AI algorithm produced the following graph: : ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) ^ that was my reaction. And I had food & ale & chewing & stuff. Thx for the meme of the day! Meme of the day! Thnks, That’s an achievement for someone that came to the WO for the Knowledge,but ends up being recognised for the LOLS. This is not sarcasm (Poe’s Law), but true appreciation!
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JayJuanGee
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July 18, 2019, 06:34:46 AM |
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Are we gonna crush the 10K again soon-ish ?
And be on our way to the 15K-ish zone?
Come on BTC and goodmorning WO’s
Maybe we should get a $10k hat? Oh wait. Edit: Bam... and thar she blows... Feels almost like the first time, with over 350 coins gobbled up at the exact price of $10k, just like that.
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