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Would that make Mary Jo Mark Karpeles?
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he came back to fix the ship at the start of season 10
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MisterOblivious posted:
this is a really good book and it turns out spooks are some goony motherfuckers
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MisterOblivious posted:
http://www.naderlibrary.com/icouldtellyou.patches.htm
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Feb 14, 2015 00:20
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Alan Smithee posted:Would that make Mary Jo Mark Karpeles? DPR is TV's Frank.
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Feb 14, 2015 00:21
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I would be flabbergasted if the state department don't hold tax payer funded DND nights
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 quote:Built by Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works, the Vindicator system was a highly classified project (rumored to be "more secret than the F-117A," the stealth fighter program) from the 1980s. This patch includes the Lockheed Advanced Development Projects skunk mascot wearing a helmet and scarf. The device emanating a lightning bolt is a laser. The patch depicts a laser anemometer optical air data system, which takes the place of conventional pitot-static probes on stealth or high-speed aircraft where physical protrusions are undesirable. The device is a velocity indicator (or, in aviation parlance, a v-indicator).
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Feb 14, 2015 00:23
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 quote:The Latin at the bottom of the patch translates as "Doing God's work with other people's money."
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Feb 14, 2015 00:25
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lol
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Feb 14, 2015 00:28
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Feb 14, 2015 00:37
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    the national reconnaissance office also directly trolls conspiracy theorists
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Feb 14, 2015 00:39
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 this is going to be a big bunch of tl;dr but gently caress it the premise is so insane this warrants an effortpost quote:Bitcoin Created More Jobs Than the U.S. Gov't in 2014 quote:Imagine you're the kind of person who wants to create jobs, but you don't have any wealth of your own from which to make payroll.1 so the basic premise is that since taxes = theft any job created out of that tax revenue aren't actually jobs because freedom quote:If you think the thief of our story did, in fact, create jobs, you've fallen prey to one of the most persistent economic fallacies in history: the Broken Window Fallacy2. alright fine, you could argue the net economic impact of going to war (which is still a really loving complex equation, especially when you're mostly wrecking the other guy's stuff) can swing from positive to negative but how the gently caress is building a road destruction? Also, even if you somehow argue that it is via really weird edge cases, you'd be hard pressed to argue that overall no road > roads from a commercial point of vue already this stinks of 14 year old economist quote:Jobs & Industries That Never Existed Before look at all these existing fields suddenly made brand new because ... but with bitcoin that whole list is just  also please ignore the public resources that were used to build bitcoin finally, motherfucking laff at the source, which conveniently just states that there, 250k jobs created, because gently caress you meanwhile, looking over the bls stats, there's a net gain of ~73k government jobs for 2014 (all government levels, seasonally adjusted, civilian only [incl. civilian dod people and such], CES9000000001) for a total of ~21.9m jobs quote:The Final Score SCOREBOARD!!
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Feb 14, 2015 00:54
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250,0003 jobs during 2014
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Alan Smithee posted:which one was bruce fenton? Bruce Fenton is the one who had a "tech company" with a website that looked like some grandmother's Geocities page. He is super proud of his brief stint in the Navy and then his subsequent years of getting lucrative government contracts earmarked for veteran-owned companies.
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side note: even if 100% of the 314m$ in venture funding went to salaries, those 250k new workers will each earn... 1256$ like, yearly
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Hack the BEANPOT!quote:A Bitcoin accepting Keurig built at HackBeanpot in the last two days. We tore apart a Keurig, put an Arduino Uno in it with a wifi shield, an IR sensor and some LEDs. We put it back together nicely and added a Bitpay integration. It now makes you a cup of coffee when you pay it in Bitcoin and place your mug in it. Users can also brew with a donated cup of coffee from below.  
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Feb 14, 2015 00:56
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yeah i'd totally drink a drink out of something made by bitcoiners
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I Greyhound posted:Hack the BEANPOT! i'd really say it makes you hot water when you pay it in bitcoin, since it appears you have to supply your own coffee
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surebet posted:how the gently caress is building a road destruction? If the men with guns hadn't stolen my money via taxes, I would have used that money to buy ASIC miners, which would have.. also supported the economy.. so I don't get it. Of coruse if the alternative to paying tax was that I would have invested my money in bitcoin which was then stolen, how do you spin that as good?
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Feb 14, 2015 01:04
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your error is assuming that there is any logic involved in this person's thought processes. it doesn't make any sense, full stop. it doesn't make any sense because it doesn't make any sense and trying to figure out the line of thought required to create this nonsense will just make your head hurt
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Feb 14, 2015 01:06
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next week we'll try to figure out where francis dec came up with his "worldwide computer god frankenstein controls" theories
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Buttcoin purse posted:If the men with guns hadn't stolen my money via taxes, I would have used that money to buy ASIC miners, which would have.. also supported the economy.. so I don't get it. yeah but that's just squishing 2 (retarded) arguments together fine, all taxation is theft and 100% of all civil servants are literally hitler, surely there's still at least one thing that once dude did right over the thousands of years of recorded gov't history like, i don't know, the internet?
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see the skull, the part of bone removed
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Heresiarch posted:next week we'll try to figure out where francis dec came up with his "worldwide computer god frankenstein controls" theories kosher bosher doctors performed surgery on him
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Heresiarch posted:next week we'll try to figure out where francis dec came up with his "worldwide computer god frankenstein controls" theories jesus loving christ this is awesome     gently caress you metric system!
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surebet posted:jesus did you just now discover francis dec?
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i knew what it was from but i only ever listened to the recording one guy made of it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOYrCHi7yjM
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the men with guns broken windows crazy has a point but he doesn't really understand it. that seems to be the norm with bitcoiners. hell, reddit in general. read the first ten pages of an "austrian economics" book from the 1940s, assume you understand the entire world Notorious b.s.d. fucked around with this message at 01:25 on Feb 14, 2015 |
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car with dc plates just drove by and their plates said "CRYPTO"
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Pumpy Dumper posted:car with dc plates just drove by and their plates said "CRYPTO" What do you expect from a city that reelects crackheads? Although they do get screwed with the whole taxation without representation thing.
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quote:Purse Opens Nakamoto's, San Francisco's Bitcoin-Only Retail Shop quote:[–]scotty321 3 points 46 minutes ago so there's a new bitcoin  only store opening in sfquote:Even so, customers using the Square credit and debit card payment method won’t enjoy Purse’s 10% bitcoin discount. oops anyhow, what's the business model? quote:“The goal for Nakamoto's is to demonstrate the advantage of using bitcoin to mainstream users. The store sells everything for 10% cheaper than Amazon, if paid in bitcoin.” wait, purse.io, where did you hear about that before? oh yeah, the dudes selling gift cards paid with stolen credit cards any way to make this more shady? sure! http://cappstreetcrap.tumblr.com/post/99282680621/mission-street-co-working-space-forced-to-shut tl;dr this: quote:20Mission is a 41 room community in San Francisco for art and technology creators in the heart of the Mission District. The space is composed of individual rooms and multiple areas in which you will have additional access to, such as the common room (with couches for your inner coder) and the kitchen (for your inner foodie). was a high-density dwelling in a commercial zoned building, so they got told to gently caress off, tried to *wink* *wink* open an art gallery on the first floor to prove that they were a legit commercial operation that just happens to need 40 people on-site 24/7 because, got shut down and are now trying the same gambit again but with an actual store that says it won't take your actualmoney but really, will, providing a service where you may or may not be financing identity theft bad ideas... but with bitcoin!! e: oh yeah, the store actually pre-orders and dropships your stuff, which adds another layer to the bullshit iceberg surebet fucked around with this message at 01:48 on Feb 14, 2015 |
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Jabberwocky posted:What do you expect from a city that reelects crackheads? Although they do get screwed with the whole taxation without representation thing. in our defense, he is now dead. (and technically only one ward continually reelected him)
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Pumpy Dumper posted:car with dc plates just drove by and their plates said "CRYPTO" let's give them the benefit of the doubt, they might just be from the nsa
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i had some friends that lived at 20 mission. it was awful. like super awful. i think i posted about it before. the entrance and first room looks nice and updated and cool and chic, and then you go upstairs and there are holes in the ceiling and each room is just a dorm room with single ply drywall between rooms and a full size bed takes up 70% of the floor space.
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all for only $1500/month. shared co-ed bathrooms (that didn't have real doors, just iron gate kind of doors on them) and also a giant shared kitchen that looked like it was 40 years old and right out of a college flop house.
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Heresiarch posted:did you just now discover francis dec? well i sure just did, this is great
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Beast of Bourbon posted:i had some friends that lived at 20 mission. it was awful. like super awful. i think i posted about it before. the entrance and first room looks nice and updated and cool and chic, and then you go upstairs and there are holes in the ceiling and each room is just a dorm room with single ply drywall between rooms and a full size bed takes up 70% of the floor space. jfc that place sounds like poo poo quote:In the Mission, a co-living space dubbed 20Mission at 3491 20th St. has three orders of abatement generated from outstanding notices of violation, totaling about $6,700 in fees owed to The City. Among the dozen violations, documented in the spring, was that an air well on the second floor was being used as a habitable space and packed with tables, chairs, a hammock, bottles, sound system and large propane grill. helloooooo death trap
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Rick Ross Ulbricht posted:well i sure just did, this is great
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Rick Ross Ulbricht posted:well i sure just did, this is great
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univbee posted:Now keep in mind Mike can't control
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gschmidl posted:DPR is TV's Frank. 
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