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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:maybe nws https://i.imgur.com/JxKx2I3.jpg this ad actually owns but not in the way they meant it to
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the part i like is that that ad does not in fact link to chain.com but goes to a bit.ly link that goes to some blockchain.info.something.tld i guess requiring people to have the real url on an ad is just too high a requirement for google
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Wulfolme posted:did you know that the romans said a 'w' sound for v's and a 'y' sound for j's? well known roman mythological figure jason lmao
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newreply.php posted:well known roman mythological figure jason lmao how did the greeks pronounce "j"?
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prefect posted:how did the greeks pronounce "j"? not like an i thats for sure. closer to a y if you want to compare it to english but for diftongs and such its more like modern germanic languages
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prefect posted:how did the greeks pronounce "j"?
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gamma is also close to j or ʝ in many cases
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newreply.php posted:for diftongs more like stiff dongs
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that is implied when talking about ancient greece
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greece up your buttholes 
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newreply.php posted:that is implied when talking about 
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you can't just start inventing letters like that
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Sniep posted:how are you supposed to pronounce it's literally called "the love symbol"
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I really want him to go to my door and give me some reading materials about Jesus Christ.
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Sniep posted:how are you supposed to pronounce "the artist formerly known as prince"
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Just a "minor" Mycelium announcement ;) [iOS app] https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2pnzzu/just_a_minor_mycelium_announcement/ quote:cap2002 22 очка 6 hours ago
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wow i didn't know furry dog dick table guy was involved
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Wheany posted:you can't just start inventing letters like that oh im sorry mister central letter committee member ⸮
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newreply.php posted:greece up your buttholes
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there is a conference going on right now Payments Policy in the 21st Century: The Promise of Innovation and the Challenge of Regulation Ben Lawsky is the keynote speaker. Check out the livestream: http://bipartisanpolicy.org/events/payment-policy-in-the-21st-century-the-promise-of-innovation-and-the-challenge-of-regulation/ edit: Oh poo poo one of the regulators called the blockchain "elegant" Some of the other guys are saying virtual currencies would need to support stuff like chargebacks and reversing fraudulent transactions in order to be accepted by consumers. Dren fucked around with this message at 17:16 on Dec 18, 2014 |
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haveblue posted:"the artist formerly known as prince"
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quote:BITCOIN PANIC SELLING TODAY needs more bespoke log charts and rainbows drawn on the chart. here's one from 2013 arguing falling from $1200 to $600 on gox overnight wasn't a big deal, because we'd be at least at $1,500 today.  and /r/bitcoinmarkets daily thread is always a fun place to read people's thoughts.  
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Wheany posted:you can't just start inventing letters like that decentralized alphabet
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The Wheel of Coin turns, and Bubbles come and pass, leaving memories that become FUD.
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Adix posted:decentralized alphabet i'll start the... http://coinwik.org/AlphaCoin sinekumquat fucked around with this message at 17:44 on Dec 18, 2014 |
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i think my favorite bitcoiner delusion is that all these magic lines and triangles they draw on their log charts mean anything at all
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Tiny Bug Child posted:i think my favorite bitcoiner delusion is bitcoins
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Tiny Bug Child posted:i think my favorite bitcoiner delusion is that all these magic lines and triangles they draw on their log charts mean anything at all there's lies, drat lies and satoshis
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they keep saying 2014 was a great year for building the infrastructure behind bitcoin, but it all seems to be stuff around using the blockchain less (because it's getting expensive and would be saturated if bitcoin saw any real adoption) or cashing out in new and creative ways. like, a big thing they say is that big stores/brands are accepting bitcoin payments. through coinbase or bitpay. who cash it out to fiat, and will do everything in their power to keep that transaction off the blockchain. or there are sidechains, which seem to be a complicated scheme to discourage altcoins and get transactions to happen off blockchain. or colored coins, which looks like the equivalent of "if i mail myself a copy of my idea and keep the postmarked envelope sealed, i can sue anyone who copies my idea without having to deal with a pesky lawyer!" it's as hard to buy bitcoin as ever. you either go with localbitcoin and get mugged or in trouble for helping somebody else launder money, or you go with a more legitimate place. coinbase or an exchange, you give them a ton of personal information and still need to wait 2-3 days for a bank transfer. a bitcoin atm is faster, assuming it works, although they seem to require just as much information, and you need to wait around a coffee shop an hour or two while they verify your info. my personal bitpay business model theory is this: quote:bitpay: we offer a way to convert bitcoins to fiat for merchants. if you don't invest in us, you might miss the boat.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/digger/wp/2014/12/17/the-districts-first-bitcoin-atm-arrives-at-the-diner/ woah, 10 transactions a month as the only game in town in a metropolitan area! once they get wind of this on embassy row, watch out western union. quote:Most customers eye the large gray machine with curiosity. Others, mistaking it for a regular ATM, jam their credit cards in it. it makes me happy to know those lovely unbranded atms that charge you $5 to get cash are doing badly, and that it's bad enough their owners want to touch the poop over it.
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boom august did happen, but it boomed the wrong way and the blockchain kind of disrupted its pants.
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mystical economic thinking is amazing "Well last year August was booming ERGO HITHERTO QED VIS A VI"
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Mido posted:ERGO HITHERTO QED VIS A VI
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