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by jcpham2 6y ago
Is the internet’s memory really this short on this band’s historical stance on copyright, RIAA, Napster, and so forth? They’ve always been like public enemy number 1 of music pirates...
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Coinbase moved 400+ BTC in 15 minutes this morning at 7 am ish central time. I know because I had to move my sell orders higher. Y’all are crazy. This is not accurate.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Past experience echoes parent under multiple _local_ businesses. I feel like scammy and bogus likes might convert better for a non local internet only type of business, not so well locally
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by jcpham2 6y ago
All the kids says “sus” now welcome to the new language paradigm
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I’m having a hard time citing an organofcorti link or what I’ve read in the past regarding ASIC miner nonce generation but it’s not distributed across the entire possible key space evenly; iirc most miners state at zero and increment up or
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I still play my PC CD Roms patched under wine so this is neat thanks!
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Except proof of work built its own billion dollar ASIC industry while everyone was ignoring it, now it’s the gorilla in the room it was always known it would be and there exists no economical plan to migrate to proof stake - the cabal has s
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Distribution is mining nonces also not random
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Last time I spun up an Azure instance someone from Microsoft sales called or emailed me. I don’t really understand the issue; the behavior is expected except one company shares marketable data with another and because Linux.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
This is the best answer
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Bitcoin banks have been tried and failed, I should know the US department of Justice sent me victim notification emails about it for years. Take it from someone who has operated in this space long enough to beware of interest rates on crypt
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Liquidated RH assets in 2020 and parked it in another app. Glad I did that!
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by jcpham2 6y ago
That seems to be the case for me as well. Unable to locate the recordings :(
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Slashdot circa 2011 “bitcoin mining for fun and profit” Phrack is standard required reading
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by jcpham2 6y ago
100% agree with this comment. Why the warning from the FCC, who knows. I was always told ignorance of the law is no excuse. It must be cheaper to issue a warning rather than expend resources to prosecute the people involved.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Nice try NSA
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by jcpham2 6y ago
still rocking the wrt1900 and openwrt/lede
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by jcpham2 6y ago
This place is not a place to learn about bitcoin Greg, it’s all changed :( Thanks for this.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Right, because mathematics-wise the deflating asset (if we’re picking on bitcoin specifically) is programmed to do so until 2040 or so when the block rewards run out for miners. The currency (or asset) will continue to outperform the dollar
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Putting your money where your mouth is both expensive in time and money. Talking is free. I stopped trying to explain bitcoin in 2012
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Don’t confuse deflationary with the lack of fungibility. No physical currency can be divided into 10 million pieces, no one has a crystal ball.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Family members works in parts quality (PQ) at a major automotive manufacturer. Once they crash the car and build the car to conform to the regulatory framework - the manufacturer of the parts in the car can't change. You must use the s
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Tether is the liquidity solution to the lank of United States Dollar withdrawal ie, a bank account. No bank, no problem! Tether on Wayne,Tether on Garth. But seriously, this old news. All of these stable coins and alt coins are just big poo
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I played Caesar II for days and days as a teenager. Awesome game.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Uncanny valley is so real.
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I have two words, “Thank you Jesus”
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by jcpham2 6y ago
For reference to support parent: that tax implications of the bitcoin I owned and sold after 7 years of sitting on it was much simpler than the bitcoin I bought and sold over and over again trying to make money on both sides of an order boo
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I ran a public node as my wallet for years on both Ubuntu and Windows frankly, the same wallet.dat was used on my public node for years but that’s terrible opsec. Do not recommend a novice doing this. Like someone below has mentioned there
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by jcpham2 6y ago
Resistance to fraud you say? Almost as if that’s a feature! ( of the crazy internet money ledgers)
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by jcpham2 6y ago
I'm in real estate (rental properties), an IRA spread across 5 growth funds, and maybe 10-20% bitcoin at this point. Edit: Exited my stock positions this year

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