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geezuz, what i've been missing. and btw, i am hereby replacing iCE with M_O_A as tvbcof's partner little dog: cypher.doc has dragged down the whole reputation of bitcointalk.org standing with his shennagins.
What nonsense. Could you possibly strain any harder to exaggerate? Nobody, except for a few lawyers and windfall-obsessed dead-enders, care about an old endorsement thread. Remember when Bargraphics traveled to MO and reported positively on Activemining, which turned out to be a fraud? No? Good, neither does anyone else. And Lord knows how many people endorsed ASICMINER ("Friedcat for President"). Ditto for a dozen other ASIC companies. Not to mention pirate@40, etc. Where is your (apparently highly selective) outrage over them? Don't rush, I'll wait... To make Frap.doc the poster child for BTCT scams is ludicrous, especially as the court has yet to declare his coins anything other than legally earned sales commission, and HF anything other than a victim of changing business conditions.
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I'm pretty happy to be a little dog if the alternative would entail ripping people off by participating in a mining gear scam involving none-existent and never-to-be-existent hardware. At least you could have been original and teamed up with Josh and Sonny at BFL. You probably would have done much better. Excuse me? Hashfast User's Threadyeah, not a hint of apology, not a hint of remorse from tvbcof for latching on to any suggestion of anti-cypherdoc sentiment (ala gmax's version of his negative rating) to post outright lies and slander. this is what you get from him; unfounded bullshit and innuendo. what a shameful, illiterate, irresponsible, little dog tvbcof: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTnfCoiWTiktwAd99bKoxD-yDcDDSCQ2fJqzh4wP6FS7vCBOhHAXQI was doing something else besides screwing around on bitcointalk.org yesterday. I formally apologize. I've no trouble doing so. I apologize for not realizing that Hashfast actually did eventually get something delivered (apparently.) I've not researched things enough to figure out whether Hashfast just bought a few of obsolete chips left over from the old days for a few cents and shipped them to fulfill some obligation and help them get by in court. Doesn't matter since nobody can make a dime one way or another. As is the case since I got involved, it just makes sense to either buy Bitcoin or sit on cash waiting to do so. By the laws of economics few if any people are going to make any money mining except in temporary and corner-case scenarios. Any semi-competent analyst could tell you that (and I have a number of times.) Naturally it is very possible to make a ton of money scamming people who are not bright enough to see why mining economically futile. Lots of people have made a ton doing so. If cypherdoc had publicly informed people of this opportunity to put other people's money into their own pockets I would have some respect for him as a human being. That he kept it to himself and put ton of other people's money into is own pocket by this means makes it so that I have to respect his ability to correctly read the ecosystem. It only makes him more of a Lowelife in my book though. Cypherdoc displays the worst aspects of Libertarianism and none of the good ones. Big fish scam little fish in a cold hard world and any attempts for the little fish to form schools to mitigate the threat are bad. At the same time he fully adopts the Socialist line that everyone should be subsidized in order to enjoy the benefits of Bitcoin without paying for them. Just like most real Socialists he is likely just wishing to fatten up the small fish to they are a more fulfilling mouthful at some point in the future and much easier to catch.
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I'm pretty happy to be a little dog if the alternative would entail ripping people off by participating in a mining gear scam involving none-existent and never-to-be-existent hardware. At least you could have been original and teamed up with Josh and Sonny at BFL. You probably would have done much better. Excuse me? Hashfast User's Threadyeah, not a hint of apology, not a hint of remorse from tvbcof for latching on to any suggestion of anti-cypherdoc sentiment (ala gmax's version of his negative rating) to post outright lies and slander. this is what you get from him; unfounded bullshit and innuendo. what a shameful, illiterate, irresponsible, little dog tvbcof: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTnfCoiWTiktwAd99bKoxD-yDcDDSCQ2fJqzh4wP6FS7vCBOhHAXQI was doing something else besides screwing around on bitcointalk.org yesterday. I formally apologize. I've no trouble doing so. I apologize for not realizing that Hashfast actually did eventually get something delivered (apparently.) I've not researched things enough to figure out whether Hashfast just bought a few of obsolete chips left over from the old days for a few cents and shipped them to fulfill some obligation and help them get by in court. Doesn't matter since nobody can make a dime one way or another. As is the case since I got involved, it just makes sense to either buy Bitcoin or sit on cash waiting to do so. By the laws of economics few if any people are going to make any money mining except in temporary and corner-case scenarios. Any semi-competent analyst could tell you that (and I have a number of times.) Naturally it is very possible to make a ton of money scamming people who are not bright enough to see why mining economically futile. Lots of people have made a ton doing so. If cypherdoc had publicly informed people of this opportunity to put other people's money into their own pockets I would have some respect for him as a human being. That he kept it to himself and put ton of other people's money into is own pocket by this means makes it so that I have to respect his ability to correctly read the ecosystem. It only makes him more of a Lowelife in my book though. Cypherdoc displays the worst aspects of Libertarianism and none of the good ones. Big fish scam little fish in a cold hard world and any attempts for the little fish to form schools to mitigate the threat are bad. At the same time he fully adopts the Socialist line that everyone should be subsidized in order to enjoy the benefits of Bitcoin without paying for them. Just like most real Socialists he is likely just wishing to fatten up the small fish to they are a more fulfilling mouthful at some point in the future and much easier to catch. i still don't get you: "I am pleased to announce that I have been selected as a paid sponsor for HashFast Technologies LLC."https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=270363.0
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July 21, 2015, 06:54:44 PM |
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Bitgold has made i think the gold more popular to the online currencies. The bitcoin is perfect so far
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Could you save me the time of looking and provide a link to where you described how and why your analysis was woefully wrong and lots of people lost money a fair bit of which you now control? I didn't notice such a thing when I skimmed that thread. Also, how much longer do you think we'll need to wait before you figure out how to 'pay people back' who took your advice and got a shaft up the ass for it? I mean, surely that wallet with 3000 BTC is sitting there in waiting for you to do so (voluntarily), right?
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July 21, 2015, 07:21:43 PM |
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Could you save me the time of looking and provide a link to where you described how and why your analysis was woefully wrong and lots of people lost money a fair bit of which you now control? I didn't notice such a thing when I skimmed that thread. Also, how much longer do you think we'll need to wait before you figure out how to 'pay people back' who took your advice and got a shaft up the ass for it? I mean, surely that wallet with 3000 BTC is sitting there in waiting for you to do so (voluntarily), right? as i am in the middle of a dispute with HF, i can't talk about any details of the case, as you can well imagine. but if you think about it very carefully, i'm sure you can figure out the answer to your question.
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gold $1097 and dropping.
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July 21, 2015, 07:50:42 PM |
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Recap from last sept: gold hit $1305ish and topped out and USD now above 95usdx.. DOW still to get its head out from its ass.
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That he kept it to himself and put ton of other people's money into is own pocket by this means makes it so that I have to respect his ability to correctly read the ecosystem. It only makes him more of a Lowelife in my book though.
To denounce someone without knowing anything is a case of a real Lowlife.
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That he kept it to himself and put ton of other people's money into is own pocket by this means makes it so that I have to respect his ability to correctly read the ecosystem. It only makes him more of a Lowelife in my book though.
To denounce someone without knowing anything is a case of a real Lowlife. tvbcof is willing to make all sorts of accusations, wild claims & extrapolations, along with slanderous statements while fully admitting that he hasn't gone over the case or it's details whatsoever. what kinda person does that? answer: someone who is mean & reckless and who has a malicious agenda. i deny all the allegations made in the complaint and on this forum and fully expect to prevail.
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That he kept it to himself and put ton of other people's money into is own pocket by this means makes it so that I have to respect his ability to correctly read the ecosystem. It only makes him more of a Lowelife in my book though.
To denounce someone without knowing anything is a case of a real Lowlife. tvbcof is willing to make all sorts of accusations, wild claims & extrapolations, along with slanderous statements while fully admitting that he hasn't gone over the case or it's details whatsoever. what kinda person does that? answer: someone who is mean & reckless and who has a malicious agenda. i deny all the allegations made in the complaint and on this forum and fully expect to prevail. Oh, I'm sorry. - Is there any question that cypherdoc accepted money to shill for Hashfast? - Is there any question that people who sent money to Hashfast didn't get what they expected in return? - Is there any question that some of that money which victims used to control is now controlled by cypherdoc? No? Didn't think so. Is there any question that Zarathursa is a slimy little fuck? Let me check the magic 8-ball. Magic 8-ball says "It's highly likely." So the jury is still out on that one.
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The evolution of "shill" etymology is going in the directing of deprecating the old 'deceitful carny' connotation, in favor of the more modern 'paid spokesperson' although preserving the negative aspect by substituting a 'sell-out' implication for the 'fraud' of yore.
OK. Entrench away. It is a weird place to plant a flag, and entirely dependent on the future yet to be seen. In a broader social commentary, your expected future of the diminishing notion of deception attached to the word may have more to do with an increase in shamelessness. As if the deception is always everywhere anyhow. The pendulum may swing back the other way on that, and I'm rooting for this. The success of my entrenchment is not "entirely dependent on the future yet to be seen." The locus of common usage of "shill" has moved from describing a carny's trick, to a paid endorser, and now is heading towards endorsers who are probably not even be paid (secretly or otherwise). EG, I'm called a Monero shill for my advocacy, even though nobody seriously thinks the CEO of Monero pays me. Maybe you should correct them on their improper use of the word? I won't correct them, but will correct your improper understanding of linguistics and etymology (IE, living languages). Their use of the word "shill" is not improper, because in common (esp. internet) vernacular, shill simply means 'an advocate of anything you don't like or agree with and wish to chastise/silence' The negative connotation, with roots deep in carny scams, traveled through Bill Cosby and Jello, and now has arrived in the stable of general insults. The same process occurred as 'spam' and 'troll' drifted from their specific origins through the social abstraction process.
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"Do you remember gold? It was kind of an analog bitcoin." No "anger" here; I laughed out loud at that one. But as a buyer, I am loving these low PM prices.
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I apologize for not realizing that Hashfast actually did eventually get something delivered (apparently.) I've not researched things enough to figure out whether Hashfast just bought a few of obsolete chips left over from the old days for a few cents and shipped them to fulfill some obligation and help them get by in court. Doesn't matter since nobody can make a dime one way or another.
As is the case since I got involved, it just makes sense to either buy Bitcoin or sit on cash waiting to do so. By the laws of economics few if any people are going to make any money mining except in temporary and corner-case scenarios. Any semi-competent analyst could tell you that (and I have a number of times.)
Naturally it is very possible to make a ton of money scamming people who are not bright enough to see why mining economically futile. Lots of people have made a ton doing so. If cypherdoc had publicly informed people of this opportunity to put other people's money into their own pockets I would have some respect for him as a human being. That he kept it to himself and put ton of other people's money into is own pocket by this means makes it so that I have to respect his ability to correctly read the ecosystem. It only makes him more of a Lowelife in my book though.
Cypherdoc displays the worst aspects of Libertarianism and none of the good ones. Big fish scam little fish in a cold hard world and any attempts for the little fish to form schools to mitigate the threat are bad. At the same time he fully adopts the Socialist line that everyone should be subsidized in order to enjoy the benefits of Bitcoin without paying for them. Just like most real Socialists he is likely just wishing to fatten up the small fish to they are a more fulfilling mouthful at some point in the future and much easier to catch.
30 seconds on the The Google is sufficient to ascertain the fact HF made the the first 3rd gen 28nm BTC mining ASIC. If you spent 1% of the time researching that you spend on rambling counterfactual speculation, you would already know that. And like a True Liberal you breathlessly and carelessly invoke the victimological frame, casting Frap.doc as a predator. The problem with that (besides your lack of basic contextual knowledge) is that HF customers (EG icebreaker, gmax, Frap.doc, etc.) were not "little fish" possessing no agency and doomed to be the witless, hapless prey of Evil HF Inc.
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July 21, 2015, 10:57:23 PM |
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- Is there any question that cypherdoc accepted money to shill for Hashfast?
- Is there any question that people who sent money to Hashfast didn't get what they expected in return?
- Is there any question that some of that money which victims used to control is now controlled by cypherdoc?
- No, that fact was prominently disclosed in Frap.doc's HF OP, as everyone else noticed two years ago - No, but that has zero bearing on an explicitly paid endorser's sales commission - Yes, because you are begging the question by using the loaded conclusive term "victims" without proper justification, and even if you used the proper term "customers" that has zero bearing on an explicitly paid endorser's sales commission
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30 seconds on the The Google is sufficient to ascertain the fact HF made the the first 3rd gen 28nm BTC mining ASIC.
'cuz everything one reads after looking for 30 seconds on the internet is totally 100% true, right? If you spent 1% of the time researching that you spend on rambling counterfactual speculation, you would already know that.
My hypothesis are based on things which are very factual indeed. It takes contortions like yours and Zwhatever's to come up with alternatives to the hypothesis that cypherdoc best fits the description of 'predatory scammer'. Observations apart from his Hashfast shilling only lend strength. And like a True Liberal you breathlessly and carelessly invoke the victimological frame, casting Frap.doc as a predator.
The problem with that (besides your lack of basic contextual knowledge) is that HF customers (EG icebreaker, gmax, Frap.doc, etc.) were not "little fish" possessing no agency and doomed to be the witless, hapless prey of Evil HF Inc.
I'm not complaining about being victimized in the least. Cypherdoc has impacted my own financial actions not at all over the years but I feel bad for those who have listened to his bullshit. And I already knew that investing in mining gear was a loser just from simple basic analysis. Investing in pie-in-the-sky hypothetical gear at some point in the future is so retarded that I can hardly believe anyone fell for it. Especially gmax (although he did make some poor decisions related to Mt. Gox IIRC, so it seems that he doesn't exactly have the best judgement in investments/bets at all times.) Perhaps gmax wanted some sha256 ASIC tech for other purposes than making money mining Bitcoin. That is the only reason I've ever bought any ASIC gear.
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30 seconds on the The Google is sufficient to ascertain the fact HF made the the first 3rd gen 28nm BTC mining ASIC.
'cuz everything one reads after looking for 30 seconds on the internet is totally 100% true, right? I didn't make any claims about the truth value of "everything one reads after looking for 30 seconds on the internet." I said "30 seconds on the The Google is sufficient to ascertain the fact HF made the the first 3rd gen 28nm BTC mining ASIC." If you're going run away from the specific fact in question, retreat into generalities, and play baby games like solipsism, I'm done with you.
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30 seconds on the The Google is sufficient to ascertain the fact HF made the the first 3rd gen 28nm BTC mining ASIC.
'cuz everything one reads after looking for 30 seconds on the internet is totally 100% true, right? I didn't make any claims about the truth value of "everything one reads after looking for 30 seconds on the internet." I said "30 seconds on the The Google is sufficient to ascertain the fact HF made the the first 3rd gen 28nm BTC mining ASIC." If you're going run away from the specific fact in question, retreat into generalities, and play baby games like solipsism, I'm done with you. Adios Amigo
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