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Erenthal posted:but we've still got the bfl gently caress-fest of a trial to look forward to, i hope white people believe that telling cops the truth always works out
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duTrieux. posted:white people believe that telling cops the truth always works out and look who's not serving life in prison and is getting married
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duTrieux. posted:white people believe that telling cops the truth always works out
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carl mark force iv did the laffchain was cheated, and will take its bloody revenge
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CARL MARK FORCE IV was smart enough to plead guilty when he found out ross kept a diary of everything. I'm sure that as an investigator he knew he was absolutely hosed and there was zero chance for acquittal especially since bridges also flipped on him.
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duTrieux. posted:white people believe that telling cops the truth always works out or maybe it just feels good to confess.
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Who needs Bear Force One when we have KARPELES MARK FORCE FOUR.
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Boxturret posted:and look who's not serving life in prison and is getting married yeah i mean the actual complete idiot thing was everything that benthall did between taking over silk road 2.0 and throwing himself on the mercy of the court
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Orcs and Ostriches posted:Are they doing more stress tests or is it just that buttcoin's terrible? these are not mutually exclusive
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Orcs and Ostriches posted:I wanted to have my computer beep at me for a while so I went back to https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions. It jumped from ~400 to that's like a tenth of what it was yesterday so probably not
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In today's totally true newsquote:Proof of cash - I asked a Greek supplier to prove liquidity with a Bitcoin address... they agreed. (self.Bitcoin)
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quote:Proof of cash - I asked a Greek supplier to prove liquidity with a Bitcoin address... they agreed. (self.Bitcoin) bitcoin fanfic of the day
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Jumley posted:I don't know Morse code but I know what this says.
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JFairfax posted:sometimes i mine slow sometimes i mine quick :clap:
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:greece and bitcoin, what a match i can't see how anything can possibly go wrong really bitcoin is the obvious solution to the greek banking crisis, and i guarantee you will not regret investing in my new greek bitcoin bank, beo & nee
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One night I dreamed I was walking along the beach with satoshi. Many scenes from the world wide ledger flashed across the sky. In each scene I noticed footprints in the sand. Sometimes there were two sets of footprints, other times there was one only. This bothered me because I noticed that during the low periods of my life, when I was suffering from SIMPLE MARKET CORRECTIONS, sorrow or GOOD NEWS, I could see only one set of footprints, so I said to satoshi, “You promised me satoshi, that if I followed you, you would mine with me always. But I have noticed that during the most trying periods of my life there has only been one set of footprints in the sand. Why, when I needed you most, have you not been there for me?” satoshi replied, “VERY MISLEADING! The years when you have seen only one set of footprints, my child, is when I was HODLING you.”
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trucutru posted:In today's totally true news in real life you get that letter from the bank or you ask to see financials. also in real life critical suppliers don't operate for two or three months on 50k euros lol wtf
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all you nerds still following /r/bitcoin, when all the true free speech patriots have moved on to voat.co  voat.co, a spinoff reddit clone popularized after reddit's marxist nazi SJW feminist overlords started cracking down on free speech and internet liberty, has essentially become a haven for reddit's best posters. For example, they are currently having a debate about whether or not it's a bit too much to openly allow child pornography (since jailbait is free speech and is allowed on the site), in between posts calling for the death and dismemberment of reddit's slut feminist cumpig ceo. unfortunately, voat's server hosts are also fat apologist sjw tumblrinas and decided that they didn't want to host a site that protects and promotes free speech in all its forms, so they cut their service, prompting voat's admins to start begging for paypal and bitcoin donations to stay open then paypal today also decided that it hates free speech and permanently banned voat's accounts for "sending or receiving payments for certain sexually oriented materials or services, or for items that could be considered obscene". so now it looks like voat is switching entirely to bitcoin funding, prompting threads like these to start popping up   premptive SFYL as people bicker back and forth about how to buy and securely store bitcoin, all the while the OPs and others who want to help are left hopelessly confused 
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why the gently caress would a supplier need to guarantee their liquidity?
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so you know they're not going to go out of business once you've selected them (and possibly invested a bunch in gearing them up). I've worked at places where our bids had to include evidence of solvency.
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JFairfax posted:why the gently caress would a supplier need to
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TVarmy posted:satoshi replied, “VERY MISLEADING! 
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it might make sense, but i don't think i know a lot of small enough companies for who 50k represents 2-3 months of op capital who also have 50k to freeze in a risky investment also in the real world you sure as poo poo don't need to know in real time the liquidities of your providers, without internal context it's a near-meaningless metric
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sorry mr supplier but those bitcoin you had worth 50,000 euro are now only worth
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poik007 posted:the kickstarter for shutting down butts sounds like a sure bet to me poik007 posted:sure bet poik007 posted:surebet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ANxrbjjHhI
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poik007 posted:the kickstarter for shutting down butts sounds like a sure boat to me
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Raskolnikov posted:or maybe it just feels good to confess.
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divabot posted:This is a true story of something that happened just a few years ago at the Machine Intelligence Research Institute. There was a professor of economics there who was a deeply committed bureaucratic statist. His primary goal for one required class was to spend the entire semester attempting to prove that a deflationary currency in a non-Keynesian economy couldn't work. His students were always afraid to argue with him because of his impeccable logic. For twenty years, he had taught this class and no one had ever had the courage to go against him. Sure, some had argued in class at times, but no one had ever 'really gone against him' (you'll see what I mean later). and the young man was actually a woman named maria teresa
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Orcs and Ostriches posted:I wanted to have my computer beep at me for a while so I went back to https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions. It jumped from ~400 to you'll notice it's the coinwallet.eu people doing it again when the transaction size jumps faster than the number of unconfirmed transactions. they are making their stress test more efficient in transaction fees by making their transactions between 15kb and 20kb per transaction, if you look at a block during the stress test yesterday it was like that https://blockchain.info/block-height/362038 103 transactions were included in this block for a block size of 856kb. they weren't sending a ton of transactions themselves, they were sending a lot, but primarily they were sending large transactions that clogged up the blocks, made it so that miners couldn't include very many transactions per block because the coinwallet transactions were so large, there was even one which was only 50 transactions and 950kb. they were then relying on normal transaction volume to clog up the unconfirmed transaction list with a large number of transactions had their server not crashed, it would have been a lot more yesterday, as they were planning on sending 200,000kb of transactions over the day, taking 211-274 blocks to get through, which at the average rate of a block every 10 minutes would mean 35-47 hours, they also assumed that there would be a normal transaction rate for the day of about 60,000kb of transactions, 64-82 additional full blocks of transactions for another 11-14 hours. that would have ended the 24 hour test with 22-37 hours of transaction backlog, then the following days transactions would have slowed how fast that could clear. hopefully they try it again and it works.
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JFairfax posted:why the gently caress would a supplier need to guarantee their liquidity? Selecting a supplier can mean a significant tooling investment depending on what they are supplying. Also, every company today wants to be as just-in-time as possible so minor disruptions in the supply chain can have major downstream implications. That said, demonstrating cash on hand is not really a good indication of solvency and converting all that cash to bitcoin is basically the worst way to do it. Like, its basically saying buy a shitload of beanie babies and send me a photo of the warehouse.
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Salvor_Hardin posted:Also, every company today wants to be as just-in-time as possible it's funny when this happens with skilled employees "we don't have any active projects? fire everybody who isn't working on something right now!" ~2 weeks later~ "what do you mean we have to pass on this job offer because we don't have enough people to do it and also not enough time to hire and train new ones?!?"
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Tipps posted:all you nerds still following /r/bitcoin, when all the true free speech patriots have moved on to voat.co i've tried to mine the voatchain for laffs, but it's a gigantic broken piece of poo poo that works far below any reasonable person's expectations of how something like that should work so perfect for bitcoin
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Lost my password (Multibit) (self.Bitcoin) submitted 3 hours ago by dathruw Alright guys, I made a multibit account a couple months back and added a wallet, I never did anything with it really so it was just being idle. However I needed to use bitcoin for the first time today and decided to add money to my wallet, then I wanted to send money and suddenly needed to enter a password. I normally use the same kind of passwords for most stuff but because it's bitcoin, real money, I decided to change it up a bit but really cant remember. I've tried looking on the website of Multibit and they state that if you lose your password you most likely lose your bitcoin...I just cant believe I added money in there a few minutes back and now there's 60$ sitting in front of my nose which I might of just lost forever? Anyone who can help out? What's a good bruteforcer? I dont think it will work as I'm pretty secure with my passwords most of the time but I'm wondering if anyone else has had experience with this and maybe has a solution. Thanks for reading
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