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BENGHAZI 2 posted:Afaik there are still no confirmed snuff films in existence Western producers can't compete profitably in this trade environment with Islamic State dumping all over the market
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Jul 22, 2017 23:54
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Have BitCoiners launched their satellite into orbit to protect their blockchain yet? COMRADES posted:The problem is so many exchanges and whatnot have either been shut down or robbed or stole from their customers outright so unless you just have your own secure wallet (and kept the passwords for it for years) odds are good your BTC stash would have disappeared at some point between now and the last several years. When people say Bitcoin is "volatile," they don't mean just in terms of fluctuations, but in the same way that RAM is volatile because a power outage at the wrong time can erase it all.
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Jul 23, 2017 00:05
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Remember the exchange that was hosted on a non-stick cloud drive and when he rebooted it everyone's coins vanished
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Jul 23, 2017 00:08
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regular porn sites actually take bitcoin now because a lot of people are happy to pay if it won't show up on their credit card statement you retards poverty goat fucked around with this message at 00:40 on Jul 23, 2017 |
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Jul 23, 2017 00:38
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You know, when you pay for regular porn Like we all do I'm sure
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Jul 23, 2017 00:57
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Bitcoin = Winning lol at all the salty retards not realising MAGA
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Solice Kirsk posted:Banks aren't above getting hacked either. Pretty sure something brought down Chase and Bank of America for an entire day this month. Did everyone with accounts there lose 30% of their balances? poverty goat posted:regular porn sites actually take bitcoin now because a lot of people are happy to pay if it won't show up on their credit card statement Porn site shows up on your credit card statement? Wife leaves you. Bitcoin exchange shows up on your credit card statement? Bank closes your account. Why not both? Get rid of your credit card and only use bitcoin, then kick your wife out because she'll complain about bitcoin because females don't understand things to do with money 
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Jul 23, 2017 04:21
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Think Thin! posted:Bitcoin = Winning Look man, I know you played EVE Online, but at some point gross market manipulation of a shadow currency *may* come back to bite you in the rear end when someone gets wise to the game, just saying.
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Jul 23, 2017 04:25
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poverty goat posted:regular porn sites actually take bitcoin now because a lot of people are happy to pay if it won't show up on their credit card statement What kinda porn you like?
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Tenzarin posted:It just hit the first bear trap. if that's the case this is a great time to buy
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Jul 23, 2017 05:09
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Burt Sexual posted:What kinda porn you like? I like the ones with big tits
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Jul 23, 2017 05:31
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:I like the ones with big tits I didn't ask u, but good choice. Did you pay bitcoins?
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Jul 23, 2017 05:43
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Anyone paying for porn in TYOOL 2017 is an idiot.
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Jul 23, 2017 12:55
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Bacon Terrorist posted:Anyone paying for porn in TYOOL 2017 is an idiot. Tbf paying with bitcoin really isn't
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Jul 23, 2017 23:50
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poverty goat posted:regular porn sites actually take bitcoin now because a lot of people are happy to pay if it won't show up on their credit card statement lmao
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:Afaik there are still no confirmed snuff films in existence The videos the Dnepropetrovsk maniacs made technically count as snuff as they were made for commercial purposes.
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Jul 24, 2017 08:23
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COMRADES posted:The problem is so many exchanges and whatnot have either been shut down or robbed or stole from their customers outright so unless you just have your own secure wallet (and kept the passwords for it for years) odds are good your BTC stash would have disappeared at some point between now and the last several years. this is the refrain of goons who made 100% wrong predictions over and over for years fleetingly trying to hold on to the thought that maybe they didn't miss out because of their "lmfao the money is computer" groupthink
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Jul 25, 2017 00:24
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don't forget epic responses like "oh yeah how many xbox ones do you own???"
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Jul 25, 2017 00:25
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:don't forget epic responses like "oh yeah how many xbox ones do you own???" so what was your investment, and how did it do? (I have just made £460 from my IBO)
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:this is the refrain of goons who made 100% wrong predictions over and over for years fleetingly trying to hold on to the thought that maybe they didn't miss out because of their "lmfao the money is computer" groupthink No it's what actually happened
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Jul 25, 2017 01:48
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:this is the refrain of goons who made 100% wrong predictions over and over for years fleetingly trying to hold on to the thought that maybe they didn't miss out because of their "lmfao the money is computer" groupthink Fortune posted:a third of bitcoin trading platforms have been hacked, and nearly half have closed in the half dozen years since they burst on the scene. Thanks for your wonderful book, divabot!
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Jul 25, 2017 01:58
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It turns out it takes eight figures of stolen bitcoins to make the Feds blink and reconsider their hands-off approach The dude got turned in by his girlfriend or whatever because he couldn't stop stealing laptops to scam bitcoins from people. A true EVE Online player.
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quote:-- I am in Japan and have deposited 12.499 million Yen (about USD 122,000) at MtGox from October to December 2013. I currently have 175 BTCs and 13,000 Yen in cash at their exchange. I also have a Premium status account. Please let me know how to proceed. That was most of my retirement money.
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Jul 25, 2017 02:02
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Still totally not a scam, guys. Goons are super wrong.
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Buttcoin purse posted:Did everyone with accounts there lose 30% of their balances? Of course not. Because they're gigantic institutions with trillions of held dollars and tons of oversight and compliance regulations. My point is that if the cryptocurrency market can develop some sort of self regulatory committee or find some sort of insurance coverage for lost/hacked coins, then it will take off. The issue is people that are into BTC and ETH and the like are mostly into it because it doesn't have that regulation. I think if it was going to fail it would have failed by now, but there's still limited growth potential because of the highly speculative and insecure nature of the individual markets. It's basically a super expensive penny stock pretending to be a currency.
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Waffle House posted:It turns out it takes eight figures of stolen bitcoins to make the Feds blink and reconsider their hands-off approach quote:But if Price did have millions in bitcoin, as the Morning Call wondered, why was he so cash-broke he was stealing laptops and hocking $30 jewelry? 
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Jul 25, 2017 03:14
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Because 0.13371488 is 8 figures of bitcoin
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:this is the refrain of goons who made 100% wrong predictions over and over for years fleetingly trying to hold on to the thought that maybe they didn't miss out because of their "lmfao the money is computer" groupthink
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Here's the thing about bitcoin: It might go up, none of us is saying it might not go up to 30,000. Dutch tulips bulbs went up like you wouldn't believe! But there is absolutely no way to tell if it will or won't, you're playing dice with a magic die where you can't tell how many sides it has. There is no way to tell at any given point whether it's a good invesmtent. It has some utility but it's priced way higher than that, it's priced based on people just thinking that other people think it will keep going up. As far as I can tell that's the definition of a speculative bubble.
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:this is the refrain of goons who made 100% wrong predictions over and over for years fleetingly trying to hold on to the thought that maybe they didn't miss out because of their "lmfao the money is computer" groupthink wait the computer is money? lmfao
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let me counter with: in hindsight i can clearly see all the right moves i could have made and the rare opportunities ive read about where people managed to cash out with literal cash and i definitely would have made all those moves if not for goons i stay awake every night (for years now) thinking about the time a stock i was aware of quadrupled in value because right before that happened i should have bought and right after it happened i should have sold
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Coulda been rich if I hadn't listened to loving goons in 2009 
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gary oldmans diary posted:let me counter with: in hindsight i can clearly see all the right moves i could have made and the rare opportunities ive read about where people managed to cash out with literal cash and i definitely would have made all those moves if not for goons
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Stefan Prodan posted:Here's the thing about bitcoin: Wait, I was told itt that bitcoins are not an investment, but currency.
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Burt Sexual posted:Wait, I was told itt that bitcoins are not an investment, but currency. But someone (maybe in this very thread) told me it doesn't matter which it is because it's "'free' 'money'" that can only go UP!
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Burt Sexual posted:Wait, I was told itt that bitcoins are not an investment, but currency. Bitcoin is a blunt spork: it does all the jobs, but worse than any sensible alternative. Also it's made of gallium, so it melts if you try to do any real work with it. Litecoin is a spork made of cardboard. Ethereum is a coffee machine with seventeen different levers, and whichever ones you pull it only gives you a cup of the cleaning fluid. Zcash is a Pound Shop corkscrew that breaks on its second use. Dogecoin is a water bowl on the floor. The bowl is empty. Much sorry, very loss. vortmax posted:Thanks for your wonderful book, divabot!  Going well, my IBO is ticking along nicely. Current nightmare: everything to do with the cover colours, because all RGB renditions of CMYK are malicious lies, and printers are actually more of an evil mistake than computers in general. When that's nailed, I'll put an epub up on SmashWords for all the Kindle-hating Linux users. I did a podcast with the Financial Times yesterday evening, that should be up today some time (keep an eye on FT Alphaville). That's the class of press coverage I like.
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Because of inflation all money can only go up! That's what inflation means. For instance, if you bought 1950's dollars they would be worth way more today because the worth of a dollar in the 1950's was worth more than a dollar is today because of inflation. Basically, savvy investors buy currency (such as BTC) early and then sit on it until it becomes worth more (this is why some old quarters and dimes are worth tens of dollars). This is called "dollar cost averaging." Ask anyone in finance if dollar cost averaging is a good strategy and they'll back me up on this.
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Benjamin Franklin, in his will, left a city a few dollars and in a couple centuries they turned into like a million dollars. It's the same with bitcoin, idiots
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