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[OutOfMemory]

Text block for ledger data deletion email (to privacy@ledger.fr)

Madame, Monsieur,

as an EU citizen, i kindly request full data erasure of all my personal data (name, email, address, phone... etc.) from your databases in accordance to EU GDPR Art. 17 (aka. "Right to be forgotten") without undue delay.

Please inform me after acknowledgement of my deletion request and also as soon as possible after completion of erasure.

Sincerely,

My Name

EDIT:

And moments later, their auto-reply reached my mailbox:

Hi,
Thank you for reaching out. If your inquiry concerns the “July 2020 e-commerce and marketing data breach”, please read our blogpost and FAQ on the matter, in which you’ll find detailed information about what this regretful incident means for you and for your personal information.

If you wish to delete the personal information we have about you or exercise any of the rights mentioned in Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 (the "GDPR") or if you have any additional questions about the use of your personal data, please refer to our Privacy Policy to submit a data subject rights request to Ledger’s privacy team who will get back to you in due delays.

Due to a current high volume of requests and in order to facilitate processing, please do not submit duplicate requests as this may drag response time.
For any other inquiry, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Ledger Support team.

Thanks for your understanding.

[Gyrsur]

Text block for ledger data deletion email (to privacy@ledger.fr)

Madame, Monsieur,

as an EU citizen, i kindly request full data erasure of all my personal data (name, email, address, phone... etc.) from your databases in accordance to EU GDPR Art. 17 (aka. "Right to be forgotten") without undue delay.

Please inform me after acknowledgement of my deletion request and also as soon as possible after completion of erasure.

Sincerely,

My Name

thanks, and a new business idea was born!  

EDIT: enter your email address and we will request to remove your entries from almost the whole Internet.

EDIT2: you can call it social DDoS. we both invented it.  

[OutOfMemory]

thanks, and a new business idea was born!  

EDIT: enter your email address and we will request to remove your entries from almost the whole Internet.

EDIT2: you can call it social DDOS. we both invented it. 

Nice, i'd be satisfied with only 5% of total income of the service, paid in BTC on a monthly basis

[Gyrsur]

thanks, and a new business idea was born!  

EDIT: enter your email address and we will request to remove your entries from almost the whole Internet.

EDIT2: you can call it social DDOS. we both invented it.  

Nice, i'd be satisfied with only 5% of total income of the service, paid in BTC on a monthly basis

do we have competitors and do we have enough markets to push the product/service?  

EDIT: BTW who should be the Boss and who should do all the work? 

[d_eddie]

It's all peachy, but our leading indicator (GBTC) suggests a 4% drop.
Y'all think that it is irrelevant, but a large coin losing almost 50% because of lawsuit (even before any verdict) is (or should be) unnerving to btc as well.
Who knows what other lawsuits are in the pipeline or be concocted shortly?

Peculiar large coin
they kept printing and selling
that's a large shitcoin.




#haiku

[OutOfMemory]

thanks, and a new business idea was born!  

EDIT: enter your email address and we will request to remove your entries from almost the whole Internet.

EDIT2: you can call it social DDOS. we both invented it.  

Nice, i'd be satisfied with only 5% of total income of the service, paid in BTC on a monthly basis

do we have competitors and do we have enough markets to push the product/service?  

EDIT: BTW who should be the Boss and who should do all the work?  

Work? Forget it, i'm out  
No, just joking. We'll hire some east european computer wizards to set up web interfaces and backend services, a couple of british telephone sexworkers (female) for support hotline. A salesman. Roger Ver might need some money soon after BCH goes to zero.
We both share inter-communication and organisation of annual company parties in the world's nicest places.
How's about that for a start?

EDIT: Oh yeah, and hookers and blow and all that    

EDIT2: Just to stay on topic:

[JimboToronto]

Sideways? Barely one week.
___

Also, aren't we gonna save the 300 meme for when we hit $300k?

What we really want to wait for is Vegeta at $900k.

[Gyrsur]

thanks, and a new business idea was born!  

EDIT: enter your email address and we will request to remove your entries from almost the whole Internet.

EDIT2: you can call it social DDOS. we both invented it.  

Nice, i'd be satisfied with only 5% of total income of the service, paid in BTC on a monthly basis

do we have competitors and do we have enough markets to push the product/service?  

EDIT: BTW who should be the Boss and who should do all the work?  

Work? Forget it, i'm out  
No, just joking. We'll hire some east european computer wizards to set up web interfaces and backend services, a couple of british telephone sexworkers (female) for support hotline. A salesman. Roger Ver might need some money soon after BCH goes to zero.
We both share inter-communication and organisation of annual company parties in the world's nicest places.
How's about that for a start?

EDIT: Oh yeah, and hookers and blow and all that    

sounds great! let's begin!  

how about an ICO or maybe a DeFi this time? to make it appear bigger than it really is.  

[Torque]

WRT the whole Ledger debacle - When it first came out I saw a lot of this behavior online, which to me made no sense.

[Arriemoller]

You know that fictional store "Food and Stuff" in "parks and recreation", well Lidl must be the real life European equivalent.
Lidl Is a German or Austrian, not sure witch, store that's pretty new in Sweden, but I understand it's been around for a long time in central europe.
And it's the weirdest store I've ever been in, everything is just stacked without any planning (or so it seems), they have stuff all the time that's just there "on a short visit" and the checkout counters are of that weird German type that's so short that your stuff doesn't fit and you have to run to the end and start packing before you pay.

"Excuse me, where can i find the towels?"
"They are right next to the firewood, witch is right next to the coca cola."

[Gyrsur]

WRT the whole Ledger debacle - When it first came out I saw a lot of this behavior online, which to me made no sense.

[Biodom]

WRT the whole Ledger debacle - When it first came out I saw a lot of this behavior online, which to me made no sense.

...there is plenty of a record now 

[Gyrsur]

You know that fictional store "Food and Stuff" in "parks and recreation", well Lidl must be the real life European equivalent.
Lidl Is a German or Austrian, not sure witch, store that's pretty new in Sweden, but I understand its been around for a long time in central europe.
And it's the weirdest store I've ever been in, everything is just stacked without any planning (or so it seems), they have stuff all the time that's just there "on a short visit" and the checkout counters are of that weird German type that's so short that you stuff doesn't fit and you have to run to the end and start packing before you pay.

"excuse me, where can i find the towels?"
"They are right next to the firewood, witch is right next to the coca cola."

the Aldi brothers invented (I guess) the approach after the WW2 in Germany.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldi

[OutOfMemory]

You know that fictional store "Food and Stuff" in "parks and recreation", well Lidl must be the real life European equivalent.
Lidl Is a German or Austrian, not sure witch, store that's pretty new in Sweden, but I understand it's been around for a long time in central europe.
And it's the weirdest store I've ever been in, everything is just stacked without any planning (or so it seems), they have stuff all the time that's just there "on a short visit" and the checkout counters are of that weird German type that's so short that your stuff doesn't fit and you have to run to the end and start packing before you pay.

"excuse me, where can i find the towels?"
"They are right next to the firewood, witch is right next to the coca cola."

This looks very unlike what i am used to see at Lidl. At least they have categorized "sections", but the common thing is the counters. A looong conveyor, followed by a counter about 40cm wide. And you always have to fumble for the purse when you still have to get things into your cart at checkout again. That look of the cashiers lady, that's telling you that you're not fast enough, so she has to wait to start processing the goods of the next customer in line...
Horr-i-ble

Sideways? Barely one week.
___

Also, aren't we gonna save the 300 meme for when we hit $300k?

What we really want to wait for is Vegeta at $900k.

Hm, it must have slipped past me that Leonidas is the 300 meme (hence the title).
Also, i accidently looked at the 5 min chart just before posting the meme, which was meant as a joke, because it's going kinda sideways for a few days now.
Apologies, i will make it up to you when we hit $300k, i promise.

[Biodom]

You know that fictional store "Food and Stuff" in "parks and recreation", well Lidl must be the real life European equivalent.
Lidl Is a German or Austrian, not sure witch, store that's pretty new in Sweden, but I understand it's been around for a long time in central europe.
And it's the weirdest store I've ever been in, everything is just stacked without any planning (or so it seems), they have stuff all the time that's just there "on a short visit" and the checkout counters are of that weird German type that's so short that your stuff doesn't fit and you have to run to the end and start packing before you pay.

"excuse me, where can i find the towels?"
"They are right next to the firewood, witch is right next to the coca cola."

They are smarter than you think:
Firewood-means a party or gathering, perhaps, hence the need for Coca-Cola and maybe even towels (especially now when they told us to form "units")  

Short real story: A prominent chain in US hired consultants to improve their stores profitability. One of the paradoxical recommendations was to place beer near the diapers. Why? It turns out that women send man to shop for baby diapers sometimes later in the evening and the guy tends to grab a beer while being "on task". That's why man's clothes in US supermarkets are almost always closer to the entry door(s) than women's. Man tend to do fast shopping (at least for his needs) while women like to browse before buying (or not buying anything, lol)

[explorer]

  If it keeps on snowing, there will be no more candles.

[JimboToronto]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldi

Aldi has a policy in Germany of not advertising, apart from a weekly newsletter of special prices called "Aldi informs" that is distributed in stores and by direct mail and often printed in local newspapers. It claims this is a cost saving that can be passed on to consumers. In Germany, Aldi has never used an external advertising agency.

Excellent.

Advertising is evil, except as a guide to which products to boycott... all advertised products except when absolutely necessary.

I'd rather my dollars go toward materials, workmanship, research and development... instead of propaganda.

[Arriemoller]

You know that fictional store "Food and Stuff" in "parks and recreation", well Lidl must be the real life European equivalent.
Lidl Is a German or Austrian, not sure witch, store that's pretty new in Sweden, but I understand it's been around for a long time in central europe.
And it's the weirdest store I've ever been in, everything is just stacked without any planning (or so it seems), they have stuff all the time that's just there "on a short visit" and the checkout counters are of that weird German type that's so short that your stuff doesn't fit and you have to run to the end and start packing before you pay.

"excuse me, where can i find the towels?"
"They are right next to the firewood, witch is right next to the coca cola."

This looks very unlike what i am used to see at Lidl. At least they have categorized "sections", but the common thing is the counters. A looong conveyor, followed by a counter about 40cm wide. And you always have to fumble for the purse when you still have to get things into your cart at checkout again. That look of the cashiers lady, that's telling you that you're not fast enough, so she has to wait to start processing the goods of the next customer in line...
Horr-i-ble

Sideways? Barely one week.
___

Also, aren't we gonna save the 300 meme for when we hit $300k?

What we really want to wait for is Vegeta at $900k.

Hm, it must have slipped past me that Leonidas is the 300 meme (hence the title).
Also, i accidently looked at the 5 min chart just before posting the meme, which was meant as a joke, because it's going kinda sideways for a few days now.
Apologies, i will make it up to you when we hit $300k, i promise.

Well, they do have some categorized sections too, but in between those sections they just stack things willy nilly, and then you have those weird "just this week" offers that takes up like one third of the store.
By the way, to the right of the towels they have the Parkside power tools, makes total sense.

[Chrystora123]

@danheld
The US dollar has fallen to a 1/23,000th of a Bitcoin.
https://twitter.com/danheld/status/1341775757446696961?s=21

And it will keep falling.

[machasm]

@danheld
The US dollar has fallen to a 1/23,000th of a Bitcoin.
https://twitter.com/danheld/status/1341775757446696961?s=21

This is a great way to get the message across.
People in power always use Fear to try to control the masses.
What better way to instill fear into the hearts of the general public that their beloved FIAT is going down the sh*tter than expressing it in this way.
They will see how badly it is devaluing whilst simultaneously giving BTC more exposure.
Brilliant!

P.S we need a new poll.