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A whole 5 dollars! Gee Thanks Mr Wilson!
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only off by two orders of magnitude, not bad for bitcoin
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five doll hairs
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getting twitter users to dance for nickels is probably the best gift bitcoin could give
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quote:Bounty of One Bitcoin for the Most Accurate, Fair & Comprehensive Info about GAW (self.Bitcoin) "In the Bitcoin Justice System the people are represented by two separate, yet equally important groups. The Redditors Who Create Wikis and Captains of Industry Who Send Tips. These are their stories." 
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Want to see where all your XPY "investments" are going? To Josh's Red Ferrari's [kids face removed] (i.imgur.com) submitted 56 minutes ago by Xcross-fireX (x3)  [–]gurglemonster -2 points 17 minutes ago Just curious, do you actually have any evidence that they are his Ferrari's? [–]7SM 4 points 8 minutes ago Again, he could have them registered in a trust, or another legal entity, and you would technically be "correct". Although the IRS and other authorities will see it differently. This human filth is literally....the epitome of all the disgusting FIAT central bankers we are trying to get rid of, gloating with his luxury cars while you presumable eat taco bell and ramen. Let that sink in. I don't know about you. But His past history with his ISP company receiving government funding to roll out a network, and never delivering, is proof positive enough to me.
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Robawesome posted:This human filth is literally....the epitome of all the disgusting FIAT central bankers we are trying to get rid of
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Sniep posted:
such a sick burn
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Sniep posted:
holy drat that is the weakest burn
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ahahahahahahahahaaaaa have 5 D0LLARS on me guys
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hey kid, wanna nickel? heh, i guess bitcoin is useful after all
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so how is the bot parsing that?
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you can define your own unit so that people can do wacky things like tip someone '1 donut hole'
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i was hoping for something funnier
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something awful: it's like paying money to participate in a lame inside joke
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why are they tipping this guy to talk about SA?
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wow 5 D0LLARS and that Josh Garza screed were both great
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=911339.0 can anyone figure out what this guy is asking? my eyes slide off his writing
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=911339.0 i used word auto summarize: would you buy a marked quantum scifi bitcoin for above par? January 02, 2015, 01:58:48 AM #1 ________________________________________ Lets conduct a scifi thought experiment, and talk about Bitcoin at a requirement level assuming some magical quantum scifi tech that can make it real sometime during the next 100 years: using the really high level definition that Bitcoin is a global process of converting electricity into some physical coin via transmogrification/energy to physical object or sufficiently advanced scifi to look like magic today, and its called a bitcoin and it can be easily inspected to see how many Joules it took to make (and the time at which it was made); and where all of these bitcoins are produced globally such that the process somehow magically knows (via non-local quantum communication?) the number of bitcoins created globally and the Joules/bitcoin consumed and which then adjusts the Joules/proof required to produce bitcoins over time to hold production interval on target at 10mins every 2016 blocks, starting with 50 bitcoins from its earlier incarnation before a few upgrades, origination back in 2009, and then halving every 4 years and currently running ag 11.921bits/per block.
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lol for using quantum tech to support a network based on sha256
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When you look at it like that, the 2015 bitcoin cant quite do that global non-local communication, universal cryptographic AI nor electricity to matter transmogrification, but thats really just an implementation limitation, is the only part i can read
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i mentioned that spammer dude on twitter and have since been followed by 46 spambots
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:80% of tor traffic to non-botnet-related hidden services that were still up as of the conclusion of the study period was for child porn ftfy
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i vaguely remember some study where researchers went on to IRC and posed as a 13/f/cali and offered to gently caress dudes and the response rate was like 100% so also everyone on IRC is a pedo
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The Blockchain is the New Database, Get Ready to Rewrite Everything bitcoin invented decentralized consensus and you can use smart contracts to automate sales, therefore the blockchain will replace all other databases commenter posted:The Smart Contract example makes me think the blockchain can replace eBay, Uber, and the App Store.
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quote:Those aren't even the most fearsome weapons which will be employed in the already unfolding cryptographic assault on centralized violence (by which I mean socialist governments, gangs, deep state intelligence agencies, etc.). Once truly decentralized anonymous assassination and information (blackmail) markets come into being (and they inevitably will because (a) they will be easy to implement and (b) whoever succeeds in implementing them will become wealthy), large centralized hierarchies, including the government itself, are toast.
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we aren't truly free until i can kill whoever i want without repercussion but they can't kill me that's cheating
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Seriously, what the gently caress is up with their obsession with putting anonymous hits on people I remember reading that poo poo in magazines in like '97
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Nessus posted:Seriously, what the gently caress is up with their obsession with putting anonymous hits on people they want to be able to silence people contradicting them without any sort of guilt or consequences
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honestly I can't even laugh at that poo poo anymore, libertarians are just so delusional it's like reading the babbles of a schizophrenic
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Ron Paul Atreides posted:honestly I can't even laugh at that poo poo anymore, libertarians are just so delusional it's like reading the babbles of a schizophrenic
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