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EIDE Van Hagar posted:this is like namedropping but with record keeping. I can’t believe it exists. Counterpoint: This is literally the purpose of autographs and selfies with celebrities
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:hmm this is supposed to redeem it somehow? god no
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Shame Boy posted:i bet the kind of people who believe in black helicopter conspiracies are the kind of people who think gitmo is cool and good because we're The Good Guys most of them are now deep into Q conspiracies
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I remember way back in the early days, some porn site tried accepting bitcoin and found that it hurt their conversion rate to simply offer it along side the normal methods of payment.
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Legit think they're just gonna buy a pardon from Trump once our large adult president figures out he can sell those too.
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klafbang posted:Who are these “they” you refer to? Didn’t the men with gun seize fross’ bitcoins? I doubt his change.org signing libertarian cheerleaders are willing to do anything as potentially self-harming as part with their own likely ill-gained money for their crime idol. His parents. They seem just wealthy enough to pull it off.
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Dec 25, 2019 22:43
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Whoever laughs at bitcoiners should see to it that in the process he does not become a bitcoiner. And if you gaze long enough at the poop, the poop will touch you.
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Gobbeldygook posted:https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1211685814364704769 his dad is totally gonna lose his house over this
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Not a Children posted:Some crypto outfit tricked my employer into writing a proposal for a mining warehouse and promptly started stiffing them on invoices once they got the first draft just get them to implement a pay-up-front policy for anything crypto related, with the proposal as proof. that should shut down 99% of crypto poo poo
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I have stolen the crypto that were in the hot wallet and which you were probably saving to buy drugs Forgive me they were worthless so 1337 and e-gold
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Gobbeldygook posted:https://twitter.com/rohmeo_de/status/1238040327375720448?s=19 its a clear double reverse crag dangle leading into an impacted upswing dive no better time to buy
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gschmidl posted:bring it on bithc everytime I see this, I am agog at how noodly those arms are. like I question whether he could even hold the sword, let alone swing it
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KnifeWrench posted:it's inner strength arm muscle is on the inside 
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Soylent Pudding posted:I know some people in the regulatory and policy space arguing for an interpretation of widely spreading poison when it comes to sanctioned addressed. The idea being that once an address is sanctioned then any address receiving coins from it becomes automatically sanctioned and so on recursively. I hope their view wins out. couldnt the controller of the sanctioned addresses cause a ton of havoc under this approach by sending a chunk of coins unsolicited to anyone and everyone with known public addresses, just to poo poo up their addresses and make the system unenforceable?
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Soylent Pudding posted:That could be argued to be a feature instead of a bug. But there likely would be a safe harbor provision for surrendering poisoned coins received innocently. yeah, definitely not arguing that butters deserve leniency or anything, just that if those coins are next to useless because of the sanction, it seems like they could get up to a lot of no good with them
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Gobbeldygook posted:https://twitter.com/ahcastor/status/1300939851554979840 someone who takes theyah yacht outah the harbah? Azathoth fucked around with this message at 04:38 on Sep 2, 2020 |
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SIGSEGV posted:at the time that was written talking about grover or the grover house was an automatic ban, because mod sass is a good rule, don't you see? don't forget that any mention of Groverhaus was bannable/probatable for years, literally years, after Grover stopped being a mod. it wasn't until gbs 2.0 that he finally stopped having someone on the admin team to tattle to when his abomination of a construction project got made fun of.
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Boxturret posted:it is a funny house don't think so. someone found it in the new microsoft flight simulator
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https://twitter.com/mattdpearce/status/1313228796972032000?s=19 I wonder if they'll let him have conjugal visits with the whales
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do they each come with a dedicated room for monkey knife fights or do those happen in a specialized pod?
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Midjack posted:same
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vortmax posted:because if they stop pretending tether is real the whole game collapses yeah, so long as that value remains within that normal range, it's far easier to sell tether on the exchanges than try to get the money directly from tether itself. the exchanges and tether all know what the game is and no one's going to let a bank run on tether happen, since it's far more useful to them as a stable-ish way to transfer value between exchanges. it's kinda fascinating to watch in action.
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Oct 24, 2020 17:27
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Isn't it almost certainly some exchange doing internal poo poo?
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Chris Knight posted:yep. it was all traceable at lest back in the mt gox days wasn't it that in order to be effective, the tumbler needed to have orders of magnitude more coin than was being passed in, and everyone agreed that if a tumbler ever got that amount, whoever was running it would absolutely just run off with the balance?
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xtal posted:Silk Road didn't offer any of those things yeah, the worst that he sold was actual poison, though I think they stopped selling that pretty quickly. he did display a great deal of indifference in selling certain drugs to certain users when it was established that said user was in such a self destructive spiral that the drugs were literally going to kill them. how bad that is morally, I leave up to the reader he also did solicit multiple murders of people he thought were going to bring him down, but who among us hasn't tried to hire a hitman to deal with business rivals?
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Antlerhill posted:all those companies are also there for tax avoidance and legal loopholes next thing you're gonna tell me is all those ships really aren't from liberia
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Shame Boy posted:like even trying, the only thing close to an argument I can come up with is that inflation increases prices while wages stay stagnant. except that's not something inflation's doing, it's something capital's doing. if we had a deflationary currency wages would almost definitely magically stop being stagnant and go down, completely coincidentally I'm sure Every time I see someone talking about deflation as a good thing, I remember my high school social studies teacher literally saying "I know you think that deflation sounds good, but..." before explaining why it's bad in like 5 minutes. It's not even a child's understanding of economics since all the literal children, myself included, understood why it was bad. It's the economic understanding of the pathologically incurious.
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FAUXTON posted:lol what if porpoisefood didn't leave a way to access his purportedly massive crypto money that's how you take it to the afterlife with you. two satoshi to pay the ferryman
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Alan Smithee posted:Ah well the voynich manuscript sucks now hey now, let's not say anything we can't take back
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LanceHunter posted:...b-b-b-but they said that there are more shares being shorted than there are shares in circulation! And they said the naked shorts are required to buy back the shares on their due date! a-a-a-and if we just all have diamond hands and keep our shares in the never-sell "infinity pool", then the short-sellers will have to keep paying more and more to cover their shorts until the price is infinity. Then you can see just 1 share and be a billionaire!* someone here once described bitcoin as a real life implementation of the prisoner's dilemma where all participants are all just constantly mashing the betray button and i think about that whenever i read something like this
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is it weird that there have been enough not the most intuitive joke jokes that they're actually intuitive now?
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Paladinus posted:Isn't Kraken a character or something in the QAnon lore? it was a lawsuit and/or series of lawsuits by some crazyass lawyers that would supposedly bring about some of the more outrageous Qanon claims. those involved are currently working furiously to avoid hefty fines and disbarment for their involvement, as pretty much everything they affirmed to the courts were just crazy outrageous lies and they knew they were lies when they told them (the latter part is the real problem)
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Jonny Nox posted:Someone just dumped a bunch of money into crypto and it's all slowly disappearing the best part about catching a falling knife is that even in a worst case scenario you walk away with a knife
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