Topic: [ANN] [XTC] TileCoin| IoT (Internet of Things) bitcoin blockchain - ĐApp - page 62. (Read 286457 times)

He should appear                               

yeXIABC

no one knows your language, your speaking jibberish, stop talking

     The two day

     the company set up what is the form of？

Fluctuation is temporary, freedom is timeless.

        Are waiting for bay dumper   

XTC is rising

Are you translating every word separately or something? Even my broken Chinese translates into better English sentences than yours.

https://translate.google.com/#zh-CN/en/



Don't you usually buy in before the masses? This would be a good time i'd think..

Aand BitBay is currently below ICO... Might have some people running back to XTC soon.

I will not English l'm Chinese If you are not Chinese will let you Expose oneself to ridicule

Hey

Any ETA for wallet release?
Want to know when to buy in....

yes. these morons not only can't speak properly and but also have trouble understanding what crypto means to them. they only blindly buy and sell. they bring more damage than help to any coin.

im getting al ittle sick of these chinese members that cant speak english who keep trying to flood the thread to make it look like its popular.

we don't know what your saying


Is it XTC? is it ecstasy? is it tilecoin? what? is cannapay tilecoin?>

stahp.

       Is it XTC

ah yes i remember being in the screencast by ASIC and remember thinking it looks similar to cannapay. perhaps just similarities

You guy please investigate before making conclusion.

This is your shit cannapay:

PC was invented earlier by italian guy if I remember correctly. The inventor of first computer was John Atanasoff which origins are from Bulgaria (or where I live ).

nice update

you must mean

Dr. Paul J. Friedl

Paul J. Friedl is known by many people as the “Father of the Personal Computer” He was the chief architect and inventor of the world’s first personal computer and also developed the predecessor of the modern spreadsheet program in 1973, long before personal computers, as we know them today, were introduced. He christened his computer “SCAMP” (Special Computer APL Machine Portable), and it became the father of the IBM 5100 and the grandfather of the ubiquitous IBM PC, which was introduced in August 1981, nearly eight years later The original SCAMP is now in the Smithsonian Institute.

Dr. Friedl’s 32-year career with the IBM Palo Alto Scientific Center as a senior engineer and manager included pioneering work in industrial process control, laboratory automation, knowledge-based expert systems, distributed computing, and computer conferencing systems. He also authored many technical papers and patent disclosures. He invented the IBM People Sharing Information Network (PSInet) Computer Conferencing System, which is being used by kindergarten through 12th-grade educators throughout the country.

He is a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and is a Registered Professional Control Systems Engineer in California. He received his bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees in Chemical Engineering from Case Institute of Technology, where he was a Westinghouse Fellow for two years.

Dr. Friedl represents the perfect combination of a practical engineer with numerous scientific and practical accomplishments to his credit and the visionary who works to transform the future into today’s reality.

Thanks dev. pls ignore clowns.

  http://blog.btcgermany.eu/altcoin-der-woche-tilecoin-der-erste-internet-things-coin/