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yeah that's totally common sense bro
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1939: 51% of the community agrees that Adolf of the family Hitler should be given a scammer tag
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Aug 10, 2014 22:11
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those letters are hosed ninja edit: lol i just realized what's wrong with them, whoever made that put the outline on the letters' inside edges instead of the outside and it looks like garbage
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Sweevo posted:1939: 51% of the community agrees that Adolf of the family Hitler should be given a scammer tag 1940: a new guy named "Badolf Gitler" comes into the media promising a bright future, hundreds sign up for his service
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Sweevo posted:1939: 51% of the community agrees that Adolf of the family Hitler should be given a scammer tag he tried to scammer tag a whole race
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Aug 10, 2014 22:22
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FrozenVent posted:reminder: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ellen-ladowsky/pedophilia-and-star-trek_b_5857.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiflAB-N8YQ&t=95s why does obrien have to be so closed minded
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Ripoff posted:Badolf Gitler
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Aug 10, 2014 22:33
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Wheany posted:if I looking for bitcoin 
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Aug 10, 2014 22:35
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Are merchants dumb? Coinbase and BitPay should run seminars on why their merchants should keep their bitcoins. (self.Bitcoin) submitted 44 minutes ago by btceuro Seriously. These bitcoins make up what 1% of their total sales? What they can't keep 1% of their revenue in Bitcoin? A huge company like Expedia can't hold a couple million dollars worth of Bitcoin? Idiotic CEOs.
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Bitcoin QT client uploads Gigs per month, is this normal? (self.Bitcoin) submitted 4 minutes ago by mickygta I blew way out of my ISP data plan and, under examination I found out that my QT wallet uploads Gigs of data every month. Is that normal? It's a fresh install of Win7 and that latest version of the client. I'm talking like 30+ gigs every month, verified using netbalancer software for data monitoring. [–]Chakra_Scientist 1 point just now yes normal, i used 41 gigs upload in 10 days
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Aug 10, 2014 23:02
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Bitcoin lapdance at rhino (self.Bitcoin) submitted an hour ago by pomonachris I talked a stipper at the rhino into accepting bitcoin for a lapdance last night. She had the patience to download blockchain app and create a wallet. Was a good time. Best .029 bitcoin I've ever spent. My friend took a pic but not sure the ettiquette on posting it here
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Aug 10, 2014 23:03
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Robawesome posted:Are merchants dumb? Coinbase and BitPay should run seminars on why their merchants should keep their bitcoins. (self.Bitcoin) i'm the private, for-profit enterprise that's expected to sit on 1% of its pre-tax revenue
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Aug 10, 2014 23:27
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Robawesome posted:Bitcoin lapdance at rhino (self.Bitcoin) i'm the stripper who has to cash out $15 of pogs. hopefully she got him to pay her real money before she played along. e: maybe getting a girl to try bitcoin is their sex in the champagne room.
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Robawesome posted:Bitcoin QT client uploads Gigs per month, is this normal? (self.Bitcoin)
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Aug 10, 2014 23:38
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so is it downloading > 30 gb a month just from blockchain growth or does bitcoin's reference client rebroadcast everything by default? i mean, i guess that's sensible for a peer to peer network that's small, but for one as bloated as the blockchain, yikes.
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Aug 10, 2014 23:42
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TVarmy posted:so is it downloading > 30 gb a month just from blockchain growth or does bitcoin's reference client rebroadcast everything by default? it's like bitcoin wasn't meant to scale or something
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TVarmy posted:so is it downloading > 30 gb a month just from blockchain growth or does bitcoin's reference client rebroadcast everything by default? if u have the whole 20 gb blockchain, anyone else trying to sync up the blockchain may download substantial amounts from you.
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How do we create demand for bitcoin? (self.BitcoinMarkets) submitted 28 minutes ago by easyrandomguyLong-term Holder The US petrodollar creates demand by being the only currency accepted for oil. American soft power (international influence through media). How do we do the same for bitcoin? Bitcoin is the only currency accepted in the deepweb. Bitcoin soft power...? <<< This is what I want to focus on. How can we create demand for bitcoin by using soft power, using traditional media outlets to create international demand? [–]Bit_By_BitLong-term Holder [score hidden] 19 minutes ago 1- Create your own demand by buying it. 2- Convince other people to buy it. 3- Convince enough people to buy and hodl, and then it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. 4- Wait until the next block reward haling and pray that it doesn't go to $0 between now and then So, if you want BTC price to increase, put your money where your mouth is, and buy more. For price to increase though, you will have to hodl the coins. [–]Bit_By_BitLong-term Holder [score hidden] 9 minutes ago Buy enough yourself to make the price rise. As a failed bitcoin "beat-salesman", no matter how much I explained the utility and importance of bitcoin, I was ALWAYS countered with "but isn't the price down 50%?", and I couldn't say anything back to that point... People are dumb, they aren't interested in technology/change. They're interested in getting richer. So, buy more coins, and price will increase. Maybe focus your efforts on high networth individuals with a lazy $1m laying around that they can afford to lock up for 3 years. If Bitcoin is going to be a success, rich people have to get behind it first before poor people can be enriched by it. Problem is, no rich person is going to stick their neck out to defend their principles. Saying that they're principles, ethical, moral and sustainable is one thing, but backing that with your money is a completely other thing.
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Aug 11, 2014 01:27
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Robawesome posted:easyrandomguyLong-term Holder is "Long-term Holder" some sort of badge or do bitlords just like to advertise their investment strategies in their reddit login? speaking of which, the gbs thread has a quote from quote:[–]GR8vag4coins -5 points 8 hours ago
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Robawesome posted:hodl
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:is "Long-term Holder" some sort of badge or do bitlords just like to advertise their investment strategies in their reddit login? it's a "flair" that appears beside your username. bearish, bullish, longterm holder or bitcoin skeptic
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Aug 11, 2014 01:58
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I just found this in the BFL suckers thread.
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Aug 11, 2014 02:06
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Wow, Bitcoiners really do believe that putting all of their bitcoin under a mattress and never doing anything with it is somehow good for bitcoin
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i think our big misunderstanding is that bitcoiners don't mean "be your own FDIC-insured organization that lends and borrows money from customers." they actually mean, "be your own ceramic pig with a coin slot under your bed. and if you smash it, this shows you are weak willed. hodl. and if it's stolen, you should have hidden it better." QuarkJets posted:Wow, Bitcoiners really do believe that putting all of their bitcoin under a mattress and never doing anything with it is somehow good for bitcoin i think the implicit statement is, "it's important you don't spend bitcoin, as literally anyone smarter than you will cash out ASAP."
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Dr. Honked posted:the internet of things the blockchain of blockchains
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it's literally just " the price keeps dropping because idiots keep selling. if these jerks didn't sell then the price wouldn't drop"
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Aug 11, 2014 05:27
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i'm tempted to troll the bitcoin for merchants guy in my city. I know him a bit, and I guess he's been interviewed a lot as a merchant who accepts bit coin saying it would be a draw to this town to have a whole bunch of businesses that took bit coin. http://www.nanaimodailynews.com/news/new-city-network-looks-to-bitcoins-1.1265553
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Aug 11, 2014 05:29
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don't touch the poop. don't have a bitcoin thread any more. the laffs are gone, move on. ok bye
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Dr. Honked posted:don't touch the poop. don't have a bitcoin thread any more. the laffs are gone, move on. ok bye rip your crme firend
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Aug 11, 2014 05:42
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there was a desk handing out bitcoin buttons and pamphlets and poo poo at the con, this was the best one they had
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TVarmy posted:i think our big misunderstanding is that bitcoiners don't mean "be your own FDIC-insured organization that lends and borrows money from customers." I had a bitcoiner on IRC try to argue that paper wallets made FDIC insurance unnecessary, and that they provided all the same safeties. I couldn't figure out what to even say to someone that stupid. Of course, that same day I had someone insist that people investing in Pirate's scheme were not stupid and really couldn't have seen that result coming.
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Dr. Honked posted:owner of a bitcoin fart
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ryde posted:Of course, that same day I had someone insist that people investing in Pirate's scheme were not stupid and really couldn't have seen that result coming. how much did they invest
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