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kw0134 posted:ah that's much more innocuous and not completely asinine to repeat when shorn of context :wrong;
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...! posted:he's not saying buffett should kill himself, he's referencing the time that buffett referred to bitcoins as rat poison 
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you see officer when i told the guy he was a waste of space and should go out and buy a stool and a length of rope and find the nearest tree that was all in reference to fsahfkjdahfkda
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why would buffett buy either bitcoin or rat poison? he's an investor, and neither is an investment.
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Ghostlight posted:why would buffett buy either bitcoin or rat poison? he's an investor, and neither is an investment. bitcoin is an investment while (timeXprice-timeYprice)>0 and a currency when (timeXprice-timeYprice)<0
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...! posted:ratcoin its big enough to have its own subreddit!  doesn't seem to be on coinmarketcap though 
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adventurejay 2 points 5 hours ago Just think, when the internet was ten years old the Dot Com bubble had only just begun, now most of the planet has it in their pocket. Now imagine what the next ten years holds for Block Chain. HODL.
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[–]Ithinkstrangely 0 points Would you agree it's the closest version of Bitcoin to the version described by Satoshi Nakamoto in the White Paper describing Bitcoin's Cybernetic Protocol? Cybernetic sytems involve people and computer technologies symbiotically operating. Bitcoin (Bitcoin Cash the real Bitcoin) is a living entity. The only way to stop it is to take it over with a corrupt, fake, fiated, Bitcoin (BTC), detroy it, and then get a chain that they have majority interest in to take over as One World Currency (see: the shitcoins). That's not what Bitcoin is. The forking mechanism ensures that we will never, ever, use the money that the elites control, that they can print at will, i.e. add zeros to their bank accounts. Pleae remove your heads from your assholes and WAKE THE gently caress UP. Lastly, this is not a direct response to bitmegalomaniac and it's not an attack. It's an observation, in it's proper location, for context.
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Bleach does not work well in killing off Cryptosporidium parasites. The amount of bleach needed to kill Cryptosporidium makes the water almost impossible to drink. If Cryptosporidium is in the water, boiling is the best way to make sure water is safe to drink.
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...! posted:Warren Buffett spent just over $1 Billion to buy 9.8 million shares of Apple in Q1 2016. Today that stake is worth ~$1.4 Billion. aww, thanks bitcoin buddy, that does help put this in perspective. it’s still up 40% over three years
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"I WON THE LOTTERY!" "no you only one one of the smaller prizes, not the big jackpot. you should just kill yourself"
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quote:Digital stocks could hold advantages over traditional shares because they can be traded even when exchanges are closed, and traders can choose to buy fractions of a share. They could also give foreign investors the ability to buy and sell U.S. shares they might otherwise struggle to access. Yes, this doesn't seem like it's going to do something shady that brings down the wrath of the regulatory gods.
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Sedge and Bee posted:Yes, this doesn't seem like it's going to do something shady that brings down the wrath of the regulatory gods. uh, look up andreas 1:12 "thou shalt have no god but satoshi, and he doth not regulate" try again, fiat heretic 
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Boxturret posted:a currency when (timeXprice-timeYprice)<0 but that would mean number go down, which is patently and obviously impossible, it just means your chart’s x-axis isn’t long enough
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i stopped reading after the "how has bitcoin changed the world" section just listed the same conceptual ideals that bitcoiners bring up when talking about what bitcoin will do.
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the fed have already iced this page
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i like how it mentions the peak at 19k but neglects to mention the 80% drop that's been going on for over a year
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the only things of note that happened in 2018 were some new bitcoin vending machines and a few trillion more ico tokens were made making a fake number go even higher NOTHING ELSE
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...! posted:adventurejay 2 points 5 hours ago okay, so we have confirmation from a true believer that it is now the year 2000 of the internet, or at least the very late 90s. and just like movies released in 1996 had web pages, movies these days advocate cryptocurrencies.
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Wheany posted:okay, so we have confirmation from a true believer that it is now the year 2000 of the internet, or at least the very late 90s. and just like movies released in 1996 had web pages, movies these days advocate cryptocurrencies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSeeFgsqUxU
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Wheany posted:okay, so we have confirmation from a true believer that it is now the year 2000 of the internet, or at least the very late 90s. and just like movies released in 1996 had web pages, movies these days advocate cryptocurrencies. But the internet was destroyed by Y2K 
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I'm so tired of the number going down and up again, ugh. Has anyone said bartcoin yet?
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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware / Software Crap > YOSPOS > Bitcoin: It seems sad, but people celebrate!
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In human years, bitcoin is still a little boy. (self.Bitcoin) submitted 4 hours ago by Craig1024 I grew up with computers. I got my first AppleIIe in the mid 80's and used a 2400 baud modem to connect to BBS services and download pirated games when I was maybe 12. Then one day I got a dial-up connection to Earthlink. Eventually broadband. Then smartphones. In a way, I watched personal computing and the internet grow up as I grew up. I'm now a professional software engineer in my 40s and the Internet and computing is a big grown-up operation. Bitcoin just turned 10 years old. Right now he can't do much. Can't drive a car, can't juggle, can't play a musical instrument, can't write a software program. But, he's pretty smart, and he's growing up every day. What will Bitcoin be able to do when he's a teen? 2nd layer scaling, privacy, identity, all kinds of things. In fact he's learning about a lot of them now. And when he's 20? 10 years from now? Well now he's an adult, likely playing in the adult games with sovereign nations and fiat currencies. Beyond that? Who knows. When Bitcoin is in it's 40's, it's going to be a fully grown up Man. Probably running poo poo. It will be fascinating to watch! Happy Birthday Bitcoin, we love you. And thanks!
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No bitcoin doodle on homepage today? Thanks a lot, Google (self.btc) submitted 10 hours ago by crypt0crook They've had doodles for all kinds of dumb poo poo but fail to do one for the 10 year anniversary of the most important technology invention since the Internet itself... I guess they know that decentralization will eventually be their doom. The sooner the better, I say. RowdyGentleman94 2 points 7 hours ago Agreed. I guess too much competition for Google Pay. zippopopamus 1 point 6 hours ago Yup, decentralization is anathema to all corporations
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...! posted:In human years, bitcoin is still a little boy. (self.Bitcoin) And that's exactly how they like it.
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Boxturret posted:as its a bitcoin derivative it legally must use the official mascot
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Splicer posted:It's more like a parrot so what you're saying is that bitscoin are the official currency of cockatoos, got it
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...! posted:Bitcoin just turned 10 years old. Right now he can't do much. Can't ... write a software program. Ok, I get it, Bitcoin is developmentally challenged.
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has anyone said birthcoin yet? im sure it already exists and is terrible
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...! posted:In human years, bitcoin is still a little boy. (self.Bitcoin) Normally children stop making GBS threads bed by the age of ten. Bitcoin is a very special boy, I guess.
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Splicer posted:It's more like a parrot ...! posted:so what you're saying is that bitscoin are the official currency of cockatoos, got it no it isn't, get fcuked
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