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by jcpham2 6y ago
I’m not disagreeing. The use case still exists. If another invention comes along that incentivizes the reduction of fraud through a distributed ledger AND has value, well, I’ll jump on that train too. Edit: you know, I spent the time to rea
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Weaponized attack on fractional reserve banking. Is and always has been. I still support it.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I’ve always regurgitated the old saying “take the time to fail at something new everyday” Otherwise, how are you supposed to learn anything
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I can’t help but wonder if satoshi did it best by _not_ attaching a real life persona to the thing. Ethereum is still a huge utterly insane risk because of Vitalik himself. I wouldn’t purchase anything of value as a store of value because o
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by jcpham2 6y ago
The problem is that code execution evolved to ransomware because cryptocurrency. If we’re being honest, some barriers were crossed and the threat evolved
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Probably the same reason I don’t scam fools on the internet. I was born with a debilitating moral compass
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Flashing Radeon 6950 cards with 6970 firmware was commonplace in the 2012 era
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by jcpham2 6y ago
It's neat and number one for me as well; an obvious signaling Prior to only a few years ago, I considered all website comments to be throwaway and never bothered to sign up or comment. It's sortof a new exercise to share my though
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by jcpham2 6y ago
What is this Twitter you speak of
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by jcpham2 6y ago
This is unsurprising. They'll pay a fine.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
If I had to hazard a gues about scale: 8 decimal places is 10 million units. Physical objects cannot be divided into 10 million pieces, shared, and circulated as a pseudo-currency. I’ll stick my foot in my further and say space is a speed o
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Exchange 4.5< admin popping in to say hi. The management interface to 2000 was basically the same as 2003 & 2007, it wasn’t until 2010 iirc that the web based interface + everything is cloud doctrine hit.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Roll Tide ya'll. This was already happening in the Automotive industry same state as well for years since Honda and Mercedes came.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I've taught my children about pay-to-win and robux youtube.com / googlevideo.net / 1e100.net banned
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I still think smart contracts are pretty stupid for your everyday person that wants their government to make them whole when they get fleeced. The whole idea of contract in a legal sense is a human construct. The age old bitcoin joke is tha
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by jcpham2 6y ago
bat tokens will eventually make sense to everyone we’re probably just 10 years too early into the private browsing space
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I still don’t understand basic attention token, but I know people that do understand it and I support them!
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Like my children’s m of n trust fund hopefully I didn’t typo the priv key amirite. That might suck for them after I die.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Absolutely! When miners are priced out they will be. If you can make a profit mining bitcoin, you’ll have already _arbitraged_ the pricing discrepancies in energy prices and made a boatload of money by now doing it. And once you get priced
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Alabama technocrat checking in to say I have no involvement with national US politics whatsoever and echo OP’s “wow what the fuck sentiment”. I do sometimes interject myself into local politics but even that is distasteful due to the left v
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Pretty on point except everyone is tired of his stupidity at this point. His opinion is that BTC (the original) is not Bitcoin, but his twice forked shitcoin is the really real actual bitcoin.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
He's claiming hackers stole the keys to the Satoshi addresses on Feb 5 of 2020, and "to prevent fraud" they are requesting control to the _Bitcoin Cash_ private keys for those addresses. Craig is a scammy piece of shit. Send
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Not your keys, not your coins Craig. You aren't Satoshi and you'll never be able to prove it and _EVERYONE_ is laughing at you buddy.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Takes me back to 2012 and the 600$ power bills
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Totally agree with derailment and mass casualty very possible.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
The killer app is the combination of economics, sociology, game theory and decentralized ledger blah blah blah When you take one currency pair with 8 digits of precision that’s PROGRAMMED to deflate and trade that against an inflating curre
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Mining/Trading BTC over the counter since 2011. I've never used a darknet market. I read an article on slashdot in 2011 called "Bitcoin Mining for fun and profit" I bought a graphics card, it paid itself off in 21 days.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Your crime, your time.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I’m not sure why people care. I’m not sure why people record, document, bootleg live performances. I have no idea how music works for profit anymore. I’m just sort of calling attention to the historical hatred of this one particular band, e
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I guarantee you people still volunteer their time to bootleg anything this band does on the internet, forever.

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