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all the clips of rick 'n' morty i've seen have all either been them just watching that's my mort and ricky story thanks for giving me your delicious attention marbles
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gschmidl posted:Guy is not a captain of industry bought off with a visit from the wienermobile
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quote:This is why we already have 17 million coins in circulation and the remaining 4 million only available over the next 120 years. (self.Bitcoin) quote:-GlennHODL- 149 points 12 hours ago
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i love how these people won't stop praising satoshi but have yet to adopt the official mascot if you guys did that satoshi would return and fix the blocksizes and make the lighting networth work in like an hour or two
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hmmm...now here's something weird and disturbing, this was posted to r/bitcoin: and the comments are filled with people calling it dumb and saying that bitcoin isn't useful for buying stuff and that inflation is better than deflation and that the guy doesn't know anything about anything https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/8j6tk0/inflation/#dyxg0ru terrifying
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quote:The largest ever single day drop was about 20% IIRC. thats the difference between paying $1.20 for a coke in a vending machine versus $1. Not ideal, but hardly as life changing as you're describing no big deal guys
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I'm the vending machine that adjusts for inflation on the fly
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note that cumulative us inflation from 1998 to 2014 was not quite 50%, and food prices specifically have inflated less than other things (except for a few specific categories, most notably beef)
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rjmccall posted:note that cumulative us inflation from 1998 to 2014 was not quite 50%, and food prices specifically have inflated less than other things (except for a few specific categories, most notably beef) judging by the shopping cart they just shopped at three different stores each time
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BMan posted:no big deal guys
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more like be your own home
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Alan Smithee posted:"HELLO, IT IS I...THE CRYPTOKEEPER! TODAY I WILL SHOW YOU THE....FRIGHTENING NETWORK!!!!" 
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An absolutely incendiary post on the state of crypto mining, that everyone here should read. tl;dr even the bits that shouldn't be a scam are a complete scam and the winner is Bitmain
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BMan posted:no big deal guys also, that's not how percentages work
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Brace yourselves for you are about to see the dumbest poo poo ever I bring you the Eastern Europe coin mining GPU balloon
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I am glad Ripened Tingle's Balloon Trip Of Love predicted bitcoin.
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divabot posted:and the winner is Bitmain co-founder of bitmain has some wisdom to share: https://twitter.com/jihanwu/status/731902686379933697
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ate all the Oreos posted:i thought the smart people invested in bitcoin early though still in the early days, we'll still be in the early days for a few more decades, buy in now before it hits a quadrillion dollars on 2056
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Boxturret posted:still in the early days, we'll still be in the early days for a few more decades, buy in now before it hits a quadrillion dollars on 2056 you should set up a 
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...! posted:you should set up a ok, if on the year of 2056 bitcoin is not worth a quadrillion dollars ban me also if im still posting on the something awful message boards 38 years from now kill me
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Boxturret posted:ok, if on the year of 2056 bitcoin is not worth a quadrillion dollars ban me does this override your 100 bitcoins raised without legal issue toxx?
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EorayMel posted:does this override your 100 bitcoins raised without legal issue toxx? no, which ever one comes first
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TheCoach posted:Brace yourselves for you are about to see the dumbest poo poo ever hindenburgcoin goes up up OH poo poo
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TheCoach posted:Brace yourselves for you are about to see the dumbest poo poo ever 
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found on buttcoin reddit: blockchain's two-flavored appeal Bitcoins remind me of a story from the late chair of the Princeton University astronomy department. In 1950 Immanuel Velikovsky published Worlds in Collision, a controversial best-selling book that claimed that 3500 years ago Venus and Mars swooped near the earth, causing catastrophes that were passed down in religions and mythologies. The astronomer was talking to an anthropologist at a party, and the book came up. "The astronomy is nonsense," said the astronomer, "but the anthropology is really interesting." "Funny," replied the anthropologist, "I was going to say almost the same thing." Bitcoin and blockchains lash together an unusual distributed database with a libertarian economic model. People who understand databases realize that blockchains only work as long as there are incentives to keep a sufficient number of non-colluding miners active, preventing collusion is probably impossible, and that scaling blockchains up to handle an interesting transaction rate is very hard, but that no-government money is really interesting. People who understand economics and particularly economic history understand why central banks manage their currencies, thin markets like the ones for cryptocurrencies are easy to corrupt, and a payment system needs a way to undo bogus payments, but that free permanent database ledger is really interesting. Not surprisingly, the most enthusiastic bitcoin and blockchain proponents are the ones who understand neither databases nor economics.
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Sono posted:hindenburgcoin goes up up OH poo poo Can't wait for a storm to smash that lovely balloon into the river.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:holy poo poo a chris crocker reference in 2018 the laffchain never forgets a meme
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 this bitcoin convention is the saddest thing ever they couldn't even get vitalik "man who danced to that badger meme song live on stage" butterin
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they all say once you make money in crypto, you buy a lambo
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lol. I saw an old beamer with "crypto" plates and that was groan worthy enough. they're trying to "the secret" themselves into wealth
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get rich with One Weird Trick, bankers hate it!
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vortmax posted:lightening - making something lighter lightening means making something lighter in reference to both shade, and weight lightning is a variant form of lightening, as in, to make less dark
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Foo Diddley posted:get rich with One Weird Trick, bankers hate it! bankers do hate it, but i do not think it will make anyone rich
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