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indigi posted:once you're making hundreds of thousands of dollars off an illegal website why the gently caress would you stay in America and continue to run it, gently caress off to some country that doesn't extradite and live like a baller as soon as i stop getting chiseled by thieves, con artists, and blackmailers, i'll build a nest egg and move to punta cana as an international fugitive, and it'll be smooth sailing from there
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quadpus posted:minor finding, the sr admin that dpr tried to get killed after he was arrested broke twitter silence, to comment on the trial. imo seems like a really bad to put anything out there without like a lawyer or someone in between
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Cantorsdust posted:[ASK] me about trying to unfuck my university's free health clinic where all the patient records were stored in an enormous .ods libre office file on a Ubuntu laptop /fisty/retardYOOPos/shitretardssay.tml
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indigi posted:once you're making hundreds of thousands of dollars off an illegal website why the gently caress would you stay in America and continue to run it, gently caress off to some country that doesn't extradite and live like a baller I don't have the pdf in front of me but some of the evidence entered into trial on Wednesday were documents on how to get citizenship in the Dominican Republic
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Snapchat A Titty posted:imo seems like a really bad to put anything out there without like a lawyer or someone in between according to that timeline page his sentencing is next month and he may have been an informant the whole time anyway?
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so how much did he actually have in actualmoney rather than bitcoins during all this? he must have been keeping most of it in autism kroners because otherwise you'd think the prosecution would be trotting out bank records to show deposits
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uncurable mlady posted:so how much did he actually have in actualmoney rather than bitcoins during all this? he must have been keeping most of it in autism kroners because otherwise you'd think the prosecution would be trotting out bank records to show deposits they were all in mtgox (part of the defense strategy you see)
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quadpus posted:according to that timeline page his sentencing is next month and he may have been an informant the whole time anyway? maybe i dunno if i was convicted of something i probably wouldnt blast it all over the internet
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uncurable mlady posted:autism kroners spergerrands
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Dr. Honked posted:mongopoly money haha thats mean but funny
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Cocoa Crispies posted:spergerrands
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killhamster posted:what was your eagle project fishmech fixing up the county animal shelter
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SynthOrange posted:Who're coinfire and paycoin? Rival coiners? coinfire is i think a service that's meant to point out scams paycoin is a revolutionary new currency that's totally going to be accepted by walmart and amazon and every other big brand because the creator is such a great and wonderful guy that owns 2 ferrari
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coinfire is one of the leading Bitcoin news services that couldn't afford a domain name
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text editor posted:coinfire is one of the leading Bitcoin news services that couldn't afford a domain name i think their domain was bought out from under them while they still owned it, either that or i misunderstood
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Snapchat A Titty posted:imo seems like a really bad to put anything out there without like a lawyer or someone in between he prob cut a deal a while ago
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Heresiarch posted:god i hope not that is the face I would make if a bitcoiner thought I was though bewilderment and disgust
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cf domains are free and you need to remember to renew them every few months
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Nintendo Kid posted:fixing up the county animal shelter see, that's a good one
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Snapchat A Titty posted:i think their domain was bought out from under them while they still owned it, either that or i misunderstood They never owned it. They registered it through a free domain service. A free domain service willing to sell the domain out from under them to somebody willing to pay money. They were a "news" site that was exposing the dumb poo poo paybase was doing. The same paybase run by the guy who bought half a mil in cars in the last month.
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is/was there ever really a way to send someone an arbitrary set of files over bittorrent instead of what's described in the torrent file? i thought it used hashes and stuff to make sure each part of the file was transferred correctly? barring some really terrible client vulnerability, im guessing this is just an attempt to confuse the jury with technical jargon so they think nobody really knows what happened.
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"these centralized ponzi schemes always cut and run too early. when will somebody create a decentralized ponzi scheme that doesn't shut down?" - satoshi, probably
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fermun posted:paycoin was going to be an altcoin which promised to keep a minimum price of $20 and they premined it 75% or something. they promised that they had a few million dollars in cash to do this with and that they would use their premined paycoins to refill some of their operating capital when the price got above $20. they promised they would be able to do this for a few years which would keep paycoin stable in the 20-22 dollar range over that time regardless of volume, which they claimed would be stable enough that it could be used as a giftcard service without having to worry about it as a speculative asset. to generate an initial interest, they let people buy in at the low low cost of $10/paycoin to establish a base of support for as soon as they were accepted with online retailers. somehow though instead of getting retail acceptance, the owner just paid $1M on sports cars and let paycoin collapse as an unviable business proposition after all. Don't forget that they also sold cloud mining for paycoin that was barely profitable based on $20 a coin. Snapchat A Titty posted:wait paycoin collapsed already?? It officially launched on december 29th, and collapsed on december 31st. Pretty successful by altcoin standards.
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Thermos posted:BurtW arrested
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Blazr posted:OMG! BurtW was a great guy and very active here. I believe he mostly did cash transactions, I hope this isn't another one of those localbitcoins "stings". mayax posted:there is no help for him now.... he knew what he is doing edit: lol anthonypants posted:has anyone said 'burtcoin' yet?
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Powershift posted:It officially launched on december 29th, and collapsed on december 31st. haha holy poo poo
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Powershift posted:The defense seriously tried to argue that Ulbricht sold the site, using the greenberg interview as evidence. Both things ross admitted to faking in his diary. you can't expect the defense to read transcripts on a laptop they don't have
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Alan Smithee posted:you can't expect the defense to read transcripts on a laptop they don't have the defense gets to see the evidence the prosecution is going to use, in case this isn't a jokepost
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