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now boarding the bitcoin plane. it has infinite lift so will always go up up UP! we achieved this by getting rid of the parachutes, flight recorder, crew, and wings. yes this is completely sustainable why do you ask?
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CampingCarl posted:now boarding the bitcoin plane. it has infinite lift so will always go up up UP! we achieved this by getting rid of the parachutes, flight recorder, crew, and wings. yes this is completely sustainable why do you ask? I mean ... that doesn’t actually sound too dissimilar to the vehicles we normally use to send things to the moon? the analogy might need some more work
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Soricidus posted:I mean ... that doesn’t actually sound too dissimilar to the vehicles we normally use to send things to the moon? the analogy might need some more work
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bitcoin rocket: moon launch is delayed until we locate the stolen fuel. please remember tickets are non-refundable
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please note that all people saying that the rocket looks like a crudely painted grain silo are just spreading FUD. tickets still available
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also keep in mind that the vast majority of the rocket gets dumped in the ocean, burns up in the atmosphere etc. and only a tiny bit at the top ever goes to the moon
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what if we brought to moon…to us?
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*holds usb stick next to smithsonian moon rock* checkmate haters
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divabot posted:the only bit of the blockchain that does anything is: transactions are logged. finally, we will be able to log our transactions, after thousands of years
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https://twitter.com/dan_talmon/status/1202338014992551936?s=19 i can never get enough of bitcoin technical "analysis"
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quote:entangled descending triangles.
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one single fractal
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so dumb, it’s clearly four simultaneous fractals in one price fluctuation
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Soricidus posted:so dumb, it’s clearly four simultaneous fractals in one price fluctuation *clears throat*
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Gobbeldygook posted:https://twitter.com/dan_talmon/status/1202338014992551936?s=19 this kills the crab
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browsers castle posted:I never specified a timeframe. It may take decades; but ya, it either goes to actual zero or actual millions. Bitcoin has no top relative to fiat because fiat has no supply cap. Every 20 years your dollar denominated purchasing power drops by 50% assuming normal rates of inflation. lol i don't click buttcoin threads anymore but i would have if i'd known we had a live one itt
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PIZZA.BAT posted:lol i don't click buttcoin threads anymore but i would have if i'd known we had a live one itt it was faaaake
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Gobbeldygook posted:https://twitter.com/dan_talmon/status/1202338014992551936?s=19 I thought all technical analysis read like that
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raminasi posted:I thought all technical analysis read like that if there is a way to make it dumber and more insane, bitcoiners will find it though I admit that particular example is fairly tame anyone have the moon phase one handy?
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Soricidus posted:so dumb, it’s clearly four simultaneous fractals in one price fluctuation SIMULTANEOUS 4-DAY. TIME CUBE. WITHIN SINGLE ROTATION. 4 CORNER DAYS PROVES 1. DAY 1 GOD IS TAUGHT EVIL.
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what was the other insaneman shape it was like a dodecahedron and some guy thought it was for making sling stones or spear staves or something
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according to crom: dodecahedron: not a word bitcoin: a word 
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divabot posted:you'll be 0% surprised that this is 100% the usual bullshit 6 hours to tell a manufacturer you need a part seems long. it’s probably be easier to call
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if you got crypto brainworms you probably assume that airlines, plane manufacturers and part manufacturers are constantly trying to scam each other and need a zero-trust solution for their business relationships
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I’m definitely going to buy parts for my airliners from someone I don’t trust
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Soricidus posted:I’m definitely going to buy parts for my airliners from someone I don’t trust didn’t know the ceo of Malaysian airlines posted here
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real world result: pilot: “hey this thing is broken.” maintenance base: “k we need part SMD42069” warehouse: “there it is.” inventory management system *MINIMUM STOCK LEVEL REACHED; INITIATING REORDER* supplier “here you go fam, pay me in sixty days!” account payables, 60 days later *sends payment* (this assumes the system works as designed)
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FrozenVent posted:real world result: even more real world: copilot: We've totally lost control of the plane. We don't understand at all... We've tried everything. What do you think? What do you think? What should we do? captain: Well, I don't know! rewind the blockchain to return to stable? copilot: it’s immutable!
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I like how their example is replacing a tiny non-critical plastic part during a 12-hour intercontinental flight. and the amazing result is "wow, it was ready when we landed!" as though no traditional method could have done the same with 10+ hours to work on it
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KnifeWrench posted:I like how their example is replacing a tiny non-critical plastic part during a 12-hour intercontinental flight. and the amazing result is "wow, it was ready when we landed!" as though no traditional method could have done the same with 10+ hours to work on it look a tiny little bumper that stops the screen from damaging the seat was all we could print in 6 hours
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KnifeWrench posted:I like how i like how that too, OP
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Boxturret posted:look a tiny little bumper that stops the screen from damaging the seat was all we could print in 6 hours
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graph posted:i like how that too, OP 
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CampingCarl posted:print in 6 hours and then no testing after manufacture or install on the part made by a vendor chosen by "they were closest". if it ends up making the plane explode just give the seller a scammer tag on the immutable blockchain, problem solved
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