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October 05, 2014, 03:34:37 AM |
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Guys, announce will be tomorrow, sorry that you had to wait, it's completely my fault. See you tomorrow!
Zoidberg
Tomorrow meaning Monday? Maybe it means Monday on the obscure island (Kiribati?) where you live. But default Internet Time is commonly understood as West Coast USA (PST), because that's where the first (UCLA to Stanford) transmission occurred and where Silicon Valley resides. Sweet dreams CZ, see you tomorrow (IE Sunday).
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October 05, 2014, 03:38:44 AM |
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Guys, announce will be tomorrow, sorry that you had to wait, it's completely my fault. See you tomorrow!
Zoidberg
Tomorrow meaning Monday? Maybe it means Monday on the obscure island (Kiribati?) where you live. But default Internet Time is commonly understood as West Coast USA (PST), because that's where the first (UCLA to Stanford) transmission occurred and where Silicon Valley resides. Sweet dreams CZ, see you tomorrow (IE Sunday). The West Coast USA is also where you repped HashFast, don't forget that.
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October 05, 2014, 03:49:59 AM |
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Guys, announce will be tomorrow, sorry that you had to wait, it's completely my fault. See you tomorrow!
Zoidberg
Tomorrow meaning Monday? Maybe it means Monday on the obscure island (Kiribati?) where you live. But default Internet Time is commonly understood as West Coast USA (PST), because that's where the first (UCLA to Stanford) transmission occurred and where Silicon Valley resides. Sweet dreams CZ, see you tomorrow (IE Sunday). lol you must be California dreaming. Linux time and Windows time both begin from some date in the past at midnight UT, and I think we can all agree that real world time would be ET, where the most important cities exist like Philadelphia, PA, Newark, DE, and Jersey City, NJ (also NYC and Washington DC).
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iCEBREAKER
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October 05, 2014, 04:27:35 AM |
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lol you must be California dreaming. Linux time and Windows time both begin from some date in the past at midnight UT, and I think we can all agree that real world time would be ET, where the most important cities exist like Philadelphia, PA, Newark, DE, and Jersey City, NJ (also NYC and Washington DC). It makes no sense to have deadlines expire before midnight in the most populous state, which is also the internet's place of birth. Did you miss, or simply not understand, the word "commonly" as used in my post? It was put there specifically to distinguish from the technical sense of Coordinated Universal Time. How predictable that a try-hard pedant like you would ignore the "commonly" modifier, just to get in their little wanna-be nerd dig. Unless specified otherwise, Internet deadlines are by default taken to mean by midnight PST. The East Cost is the financial nexus, the West Cost is the technological nexus, and I've already partially explained why that is the case. But since you seem to be a slow learner, I'll elaborate. Jon Postel, the God of the Internet, lived and worked California, not New York. As did the Packet Radio Van: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_Radio_VanIf you can't accept that, tough shit. Go invent your own native internet and maybe it will get its own default time as well. Good luck!
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nioc
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October 05, 2014, 04:32:20 AM |
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Guys, announce will be tomorrow, sorry that you had to wait, it's completely my fault. See you tomorrow!
Zoidberg
Tomorrow meaning Monday? Maybe it means Monday on the obscure island (Kiribati?) where you live. But default Internet Time is commonly understood as West Coast USA (PST), because that's where the first (UCLA to Stanford) transmission occurred and where Silicon Valley resides. Sweet dreams CZ, see you tomorrow (IE Sunday). OK you made me google internet time. #1 Internet Time was invented and marketed by the Swiss watch company Swatch in the late 1990's. #2 Fast-moving developments were therefore said to run "on Internet time." Commonly understood?
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October 05, 2014, 04:40:39 AM |
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lol you must be California dreaming. Linux time and Windows time both begin from some date in the past at midnight UT, and I think we can all agree that real world time would be ET, where the most important cities exist like Philadelphia, PA, Newark, DE, and Jersey City, NJ (also NYC and Washington DC). It makes no sense to have deadlines expire before midnight in the most populous state, which is also the internet's place of birth. Did you miss, or simply not understand, the word "commonly" as used in my post? It was put there specifically to distinguish from the technical sense of Coordinated Universal Time. How predictable that a try-hard pedant like you would ignore the "commonly" modifier, just to get in their little wanna-be nerd dig. Unless specified otherwise, Internet deadlines are by default taken to mean by midnight PST. The East Cost is the financial nexus, the West Cost is the technological nexus, and I've already partially explained why that is the case. But since you seem to be a slow learner, I'll elaborate. Jon Postel, the God of the Internet, lived and worked California, not New York. As did the Packet Radio Van: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_Radio_VanIf you can't accept that, tough shit. Go invent your own native internet and maybe it will get its own default time as well. Good luck! There's no such thing as a default or "commonly" understood internet deadline. Show me one link that defaults to PST for something that's not specific to CA, OR, or WA. Where are there capital "I" internet deadlines that don't specify the timezone? Is there some Internet board of adjudication that I'm unaware of that specifies the default time zone when it's not specified? Go smoke some cali bud and chill out, iCEBREAKER.
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October 05, 2014, 05:06:51 AM |
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Guys, announce will be tomorrow, sorry that you had to wait, it's completely my fault. See you tomorrow!
Zoidberg
I know this is such an inconvenience it gives me somewhat relevant more things to troll the thread with cz is never on time I mean this is the only time he has delivered late oh wait the launch was delayed I guess I will have to suffer through waiting another day for the announcement I have passing interest in at best zohmygod boolberry is full of false promises idk the circumstances but IS IT THAT HARD to not be late??? EDIT ohmygod lead dev of bbr took bait wow he so bad at english cant pick up on trolling xDDD Just keep saying that... haha, smurferIQ43 rewriting posts instead of studying the difference between subjective and objective. good use of your time - cops don't want you around 15-yr-olds anyway rewrite that, smurfer! hahaha!!!
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October 05, 2014, 05:17:47 AM |
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OK you made me google internet time.
#1 Internet Time was invented and marketed by the Swiss watch company Swatch in the late 1990's.
#2 Fast-moving developments were therefore said to run "on Internet time."
Commonly understood?
Swatch? LOL. If you have to google it, it's not commonly understood (IE common sense). The most reasonable interpretation of an ambiguous internet deadline is to use the last time zone with a substantial user base, IE PST. Freaking out because you live somewhere else and it is already past yesterday/now tomorrow where you happen to be is not reasonable. Only people acting in bad faith pick the uncharitable interpretation which removes benefit of the doubt, so they can seize on an artificial 'gotcha' and claim the deadline has been missed.
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October 05, 2014, 06:15:06 AM |
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OK you made me google internet time.
#1 Internet Time was invented and marketed by the Swiss watch company Swatch in the late 1990's.
#2 Fast-moving developments were therefore said to run "on Internet time."
Commonly understood?
Swatch? LOL. If you have to google it, it's not commonly understood (IE common sense). The most reasonable interpretation of an ambiguous internet deadline is to use the last time zone with a substantial user base, IE PST. Freaking out because you live somewhere else and it is already past yesterday/now tomorrow where you happen to be is not reasonable. Only people acting in bad faith pick the uncharitable interpretation which removes benefit of the doubt, so they can seize on an artificial 'gotcha' and claim the deadline has been missed. Yes I had to google the term you used because I was unaware of it. Because I was ignorant means nothing. The results indicated that it was not a common term as you as you indicated it to be. Yes google and wikipedia are not the be all and end all but merely a beginning yet for me it also was the end. Which means what? Not a thing. Because deadlines don't mean there literally meaning just as soon no longer does. That the "deadline" wasn't met means nothing no matter what time zone you are in. Just as long as there was communication which there was. I just reread your post. One could claim that the first time zone with a substantial user base is the one to use so that nobody misses the deadline. Columbus Day is coming soon in the US. You know the day the indigenous people found Columbus on the beach. "It's all how you look at it" Stan Freberg
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October 05, 2014, 06:17:59 AM |
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Hello guys! Have a problem with bbr-win-x64-v0.3.0.41(abcdeab)-installer.exe. It cant create new wallet after install the program.
Filed to genetrate wallet: failed to save file.... *.bbr.keys in any folder.. What can i do? Pls help! Also, can i mine bbr directly to exchange (from pool)? How i can do these? Thanks!
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October 05, 2014, 06:36:59 AM |
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One could claim that the first time zone with a substantial user base is the one to use so that nobody misses the deadline.
If we don't know where the person making the self-imposed deadline is, the most reasonable interpretation is to give them the benefit of the doubt for as long as possible, which entails assuming they are on the last place on earth where the deadline has not passed, IE the West Coast. Lending weight to this standard is the fact that so many significant internet people and companies (Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, etc.) are based there. Expecting someone in a crunch facing a deadline to game out their promise with parsing timezones is ridiculous. Most people don't even think about picky stuff like that. The best way to look at it is to account for the last place where it is possible that the deadline has not passed. Wait for the deadline to have passed everywhere before you start claiming it's been missed. Is that really so difficult? Or are you just looking too hard to find reasons to attack CZ?
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October 05, 2014, 06:50:26 AM |
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trolling...
idk what words mean look them up for me. also id like to know what "difference" means.
hahaha!!!
here have some foodOops I pointed out the trolling one too many times. ROFLsorry.
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October 05, 2014, 06:55:00 AM |
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Hello guys! Have a problem with bbr-win-x64-v0.3.0.41(abcdeab)-installer.exe. It cant create new wallet after install the program.
Filed to genetrate wallet: failed to save file.... *.bbr.keys in any folder.. What can i do? Pls help! Also, can i mine bbr directly to exchange (from pool)? How i can do these? Thanks!
you need to ask CZ for the wallet.
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October 05, 2014, 07:02:45 AM |
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Hello guys! Have a problem with bbr-win-x64-v0.3.0.41(abcdeab)-installer.exe. It cant create new wallet after install the program.
Filed to genetrate wallet: failed to save file.... *.bbr.keys in any folder.. What can i do? Pls help! Also, can i mine bbr directly to exchange (from pool)? How i can do these? Thanks!
you need to ask CZ for the wallet. Where i can find him?
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October 05, 2014, 07:14:14 AM |
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Hello guys! Have a problem with bbr-win-x64-v0.3.0.41(abcdeab)-installer.exe. It cant create new wallet after install the program.
Filed to genetrate wallet: failed to save file.... *.bbr.keys in any folder.. What can i do? Pls help! Also, can i mine bbr directly to exchange (from pool)? How i can do these? Thanks!
you need to ask CZ for the wallet. Where i can find him? Ask smurferIQ43 where he is - smurfer is his butler
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October 05, 2014, 08:17:50 AM |
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One could claim that the first time zone with a substantial user base is the one to use so that nobody misses the deadline.
If we don't know where the person making the self-imposed deadline is, the most reasonable interpretation is to give them the benefit of the doubt for as long as possible, which entails assuming they are on the last place on earth where the deadline has not passed, IE the West Coast. Lending weight to this standard is the fact that so many significant internet people and companies (Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, etc.) are based there. Expecting someone in a crunch facing a deadline to game out their promise with parsing timezones is ridiculous. Most people don't even think about picky stuff like that. The best way to look at it is to account for the last place where it is possible that the deadline has not passed. Wait for the deadline to have passed everywhere before you start claiming it's been missed. Is that really so difficult? Or are you just looking too hard to find reasons to attack CZ? You are funny. Attack CZ? I said ..................... "Which means what? Not a thing. Because deadlines don't mean there literally meaning just as soon no longer does. That the "deadline" wasn't met means nothing no matter what time zone you are in. Just as long as there was communication which there was."
Anything else was just playing with you. You think having a the minority of people within the deadline time frame and the majority of people past the deadline is the most reasonable interpretation. I guess it makes sense from the perspective of the deadline but may I suggest that the perspective of the majority of the people is more meaningful. Again people asked what's up and CZ quickly responded. We understand nothing runs as smoothly as we want. Nobody asked or complained after that. Yes I'm active in XMR but I also own BBR. I have never said a negative thing, even before I held BBR.
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October 05, 2014, 09:22:52 AM |
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Hello guys! Have a problem with bbr-win-x64-v0.3.0.41(abcdeab)-installer.exe. It cant create new wallet after install the program.
Filed to genetrate wallet: failed to save file.... *.bbr.keys in any folder.. What can i do? Pls help! Also, can i mine bbr directly to exchange (from pool)? How i can do these? Thanks!
Hi SectorZero! Can you send me log files? (located in the same folder as exacutable) Are you sure that u use allowed file name symbols and have write privileges? Zoidberg
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Hey guys come on, I mean really so many posts about time and deadline. I didn't see CZ post anything promising anything. Someone else mentioned Saturday. All I can say is CZ is the mailman, your not sure exactly when he will deliver, you just know he will. So come on guys don't complain just wait with a sense of anticipation. Take the opportunity to buy some cheap BBR while you can. And to CZ and everybody else that is working with him a big THANK YOU Jon
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October 05, 2014, 03:03:09 PM |
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One could claim that the first time zone with a substantial user base is the one to use so that nobody misses the deadline.
If we don't know where the person making the self-imposed deadline is, the most reasonable interpretation is to give them the benefit of the doubt for as long as possible, which entails assuming they are on the last place on earth where the deadline has not passed, IE the West Coast. So no one in Alaska or Hawaii uses crypto?
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October 05, 2014, 03:06:10 PM |
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One could claim that the first time zone with a substantial user base is the one to use so that nobody misses the deadline.
If we don't know where the person making the self-imposed deadline is, the most reasonable interpretation is to give them the benefit of the doubt for as long as possible, which entails assuming they are on the last place on earth where the deadline has not passed, IE the West Coast. So no one in Alaska or Hawaii uses crypto? Alaska too cold for ICEBREAKER, and Hawaii passed law forbidding him to wear Speedos.
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