U.S. researchers discover new species of crocodile dubbed 'Shieldcroc' dating back 95 million years: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/02/05/us-researchers-discover-new-species-crocodile-dubbed-shieldcroc-dating-back-5/
My question is: Why is shieldcoin.com still available?
~Bruno~
All my ideas are free for the taking accept for by Matthew.
Topic: Bitcoin Twunk Tank (Read 5750 times)
So, would you say you got twunked?
I twunked the following idea from another thread.
We collectively glean images from the net in search of Bitcoin pin-up girls. After several submissions, we take a vote for the top X. Only afterwards when we have the votes in, do we try to make contact with the models/girls/women.
The winner gets to be in the next issue of Bitcoin Magazine as the center fold.
Here's the image for my inspiration:
And for the women who subscribe to Bitcoin Magazine:
And for those enjoying an alternative live style:
And for the Libertarian Farmers:
Finally, for the rednecks:
So, would you say you got twunked?
Step 1: Create a Bitcoin card that swipes like a credit card.
Step 2: Take a credit card POS machine (like the ones you find in a gas station or supermarket counter) and modify it to allow it to read both credit cards and the aforementioned Bitcoin card.
Step 3: Enable the credit card/Bitcoin card machine to connect to both credit card servers and the Bitcoin network.
Step 4: Equip the credit card/Bitcoin card machine with a built-in Bitcoin address linked to a pre-made Bit-pay account. When a consumer swipes the Bitcoin card, the machine will automatically send the Bitcoins to this Bit-Pay address.
Step 5: Convince gas stations/supermarkets/etc. to implement these machines in their stores. Merchants will simply need to contact Bit-Pay, tell Bit-Pay their machine's serial number so that Bit-Pay can verify and activate their account, and the merchant can fill in their bank's direct deposit information on the Bit-Pay website.
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
couldnt you fake transactions? you couldnt make the customer wait that long for 6 confirmations Step 2: Take a credit card POS machine (like the ones you find in a gas station or supermarket counter) and modify it to allow it to read both credit cards and the aforementioned Bitcoin card.
Step 3: Enable the credit card/Bitcoin card machine to connect to both credit card servers and the Bitcoin network.
Step 4: Equip the credit card/Bitcoin card machine with a built-in Bitcoin address linked to a pre-made Bit-pay account. When a consumer swipes the Bitcoin card, the machine will automatically send the Bitcoins to this Bit-Pay address.
Step 5: Convince gas stations/supermarkets/etc. to implement these machines in their stores. Merchants will simply need to contact Bit-Pay, tell Bit-Pay their machine's serial number so that Bit-Pay can verify and activate their account, and the merchant can fill in their bank's direct deposit information on the Bit-Pay website.
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
How about doing it the following way?
A person who uses Bitcoin on a regular basis, already has the confirmations prior to using the card. I envision it working like this. I fund the card with 50 BTC. The confirmation process begins. I'm now going to go shopping and I see that I have 10-20 confirmations. I enter the store knowing that I'm going to purchase something. I press one key and the confirmation process starts all over again, keeping a temporary record of past confirmations, but creating at least 6 new and ultra-current confirmations prior to checkout. Afterwards, I now only have 37 BTC and could even use those 6+ confirmations to start the ball rolling again. By time I'm ready to shop again, I'll have a new 10-20 confirmations, with the original 10-20 confirmations no longer recorded any where. No need to lug that extra baggage around. This process can work hand-in-hand with foursquare.
Tell me if this wouldn't work so that I can concentrate my efforts on developing that Magnet Car in that other thread.
~Bruno~
Step 1: Create a Bitcoin card that swipes like a credit card.
Step 2: Take a credit card POS machine (like the ones you find in a gas station or supermarket counter) and modify it to allow it to read both credit cards and the aforementioned Bitcoin card.
Step 3: Enable the credit card/Bitcoin card machine to connect to both credit card servers and the Bitcoin network.
Step 4: Equip the credit card/Bitcoin card machine with a built-in Bitcoin address linked to a pre-made Bit-pay account. When a consumer swipes the Bitcoin card, the machine will automatically send the Bitcoins to this Bit-Pay address.
Step 5: Convince gas stations/supermarkets/etc. to implement these machines in their stores. Merchants will simply need to contact Bit-Pay, tell Bit-Pay their machine's serial number so that Bit-Pay can verify and activate their account, and the merchant can fill in their bank's direct deposit information on the Bit-Pay website.
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
couldnt you fake transactions? you couldnt make the customer wait that long for 6 confirmations Step 2: Take a credit card POS machine (like the ones you find in a gas station or supermarket counter) and modify it to allow it to read both credit cards and the aforementioned Bitcoin card.
Step 3: Enable the credit card/Bitcoin card machine to connect to both credit card servers and the Bitcoin network.
Step 4: Equip the credit card/Bitcoin card machine with a built-in Bitcoin address linked to a pre-made Bit-pay account. When a consumer swipes the Bitcoin card, the machine will automatically send the Bitcoins to this Bit-Pay address.
Step 5: Convince gas stations/supermarkets/etc. to implement these machines in their stores. Merchants will simply need to contact Bit-Pay, tell Bit-Pay their machine's serial number so that Bit-Pay can verify and activate their account, and the merchant can fill in their bank's direct deposit information on the Bit-Pay website.
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
Step 1: Create a Bitcoin card that swipes like a credit card.
...
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
...
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
Voila! You just gave your private key to the merchant so they can rob you blind at their leisure.
But I'm sure you're quite comfortable handing your credit card to a waiter or waitress and watch them walk the fuck away with it tucked securely in his/her little black book.
Introducing Lloyd's of Loncoin, a Bitcoin insurance company that'll cover all losses due to a breach in the Bitcoin client.
Step 1: Create a Bitcoin card that swipes like a credit card.
...
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
...
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
Voila! You just gave your private key to the merchant so they can rob you blind at their leisure.
But I'm sure you're quite comfortable handing your credit card to a waiter or waitress and watching them walk the fuck away with it tucked securely in his/her little black book.
Step 1: Create a Bitcoin card that swipes like a credit card.
...
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
...
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
Voila! You just gave your private key to the merchant so they can rob you blind at their leisure.
You have the prettiest eyes.
If memory serves me well, Matthew N. Wright once accused Atlas of being a leach (paraphrased). I now believe that Matthew is the leach. He stole took my idea and has re-branded it without even giving me credit. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he took his magazine idea, albeit a great one, from somebody else. All I'm requesting is for Matthew to acknowledge that he got the idea for Twunker from this thread and offer up an apology to me.
~Bruno~
~Bruno~
And what idea would that be?
This thread entitled Bitcoin Twank Tank (formally Bitcoin Think Tank) vs Matthew's thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-new-business-idea-is-going-to-be-worth-billions-61512
~Bruno~
Edit: He even reworded my tag line: "A place to express your brainfarts to the community with the hope that one day..." VS "Brainfart on the internet?"
Do you have proof it was your idea, before he made it? Can't you like sue him in the International Bitcoin Court?
My proof is with the time stamps on both our threads. Tell me more about how I can sue his slanty-eye ass in this IBC.
In the true honor of off topic, you can kick, scream, whine, and moan. Then hope a mod or theymos does something.
Or
Make a good thread wih your proof(s). Call him out, call in the community, and get him slammed. Id personally treat this as scamming, so go about it as such.
I've been twunking, and to the tell you the twuth, it's just not worth it. If Matthew wants to take my Twillion Dollar Bitcoin ideas, re-brand them, then call them his own, let him have at it. I've got more ideas to come, some worth several twillion. Me and my tweam (pictured below) are working hard on the next big Bitcoin twingy. Once released, it will knock your alpaca socks off.
You should see these new socks I just made, for alpacas! What an idea I came up with
Lollooololololol
If memory serves me well, Matthew N. Wright once accused Atlas of being a leach (paraphrased). I now believe that Matthew is the leach. He stole took my idea and has re-branded it without even giving me credit. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he took his magazine idea, albeit a great one, from somebody else. All I'm requesting is for Matthew to acknowledge that he got the idea for Twunker from this thread and offer up an apology to me.
~Bruno~
~Bruno~
And what idea would that be?
This thread entitled Bitcoin Twank Tank (formally Bitcoin Think Tank) vs Matthew's thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-new-business-idea-is-going-to-be-worth-billions-61512
~Bruno~
Edit: He even reworded my tag line: "A place to express your brainfarts to the community with the hope that one day..." VS "Brainfart on the internet?"
Do you have proof it was your idea, before he made it? Can't you like sue him in the International Bitcoin Court?
My proof is with the time stamps on both our threads. Tell me more about how I can sue his slanty-eye ass in this IBC.
In the true honor of off topic, you can kick, scream, whine, and moan. Then hope a mod or theymos does something.
Or
Make a good thread wih your proof(s). Call him out, call in the community, and get him slammed. Id personally treat this as scamming, so go about it as such.
I've been twunking, and to the tell you the twuth, it's just not worth it. If Matthew wants to take my Twillion Dollar Bitcoin ideas, re-brand them, then call them his own, let him have at it. I've got more ideas to come, some worth several twillion. Me and my tweam (pictured below) are working hard on the next big Bitcoin twingy. Once released, it will knock your alpaca socks off.
If memory serves me well, Matthew N. Wright once accused Atlas of being a leach (paraphrased). I now believe that Matthew is the leach. He stole took my idea and has re-branded it without even giving me credit. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he took his magazine idea, albeit a great one, from somebody else. All I'm requesting is for Matthew to acknowledge that he got the idea for Twunker from this thread and offer up an apology to me.
~Bruno~
~Bruno~
And what idea would that be?
This thread entitled Bitcoin Twank Tank (formally Bitcoin Think Tank) vs Matthew's thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-new-business-idea-is-going-to-be-worth-billions-61512
~Bruno~
Edit: He even reworded my tag line: "A place to express your brainfarts to the community with the hope that one day..." VS "Brainfart on the internet?"
Do you have proof it was your idea, before he made it? Can't you like sue him in the International Bitcoin Court?
My proof is with the time stamps on both our threads. Tell me more about how I can sue his slanty-eye ass in this IBC.
In the true honor of off topic, you can kick, scream, whine, and moan. Then hope a mod or theymos does something.
Or
Make a good thread wih your proof(s). Call him out, call in the community, and get him slammed. Id personally treat this as scamming, so go about it as such.
Casascius started working on something https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Casascius_Bitcoin_POS_system
dunno what the status is
dunno what the status is
Excellent.
i guess you could contact him if you want to know more
Casascius started working on something https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Casascius_Bitcoin_POS_system
dunno what the status is
dunno what the status is
Excellent.
If memory serves me well, Matthew N. Wright once accused Atlas of being a leach (paraphrased). I now believe that Matthew is the leach. He stole took my idea and has re-branded it without even giving me credit. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he took his magazine idea, albeit a great one, from somebody else. All I'm requesting is for Matthew to acknowledge that he got the idea for Twunker from this thread and offer up an apology to me.
~Bruno~
~Bruno~
And what idea would that be?
This thread entitled Bitcoin Twank Tank (formally Bitcoin Think Tank) vs Matthew's thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-new-business-idea-is-going-to-be-worth-billions-61512
~Bruno~
Edit: He even reworded my tag line: "A place to express your brainfarts to the community with the hope that one day..." VS "Brainfart on the internet?"
Do you have proof it was your idea, before he made it? Can't you like sue him in the International Bitcoin Court?
My proof is with the time stamps on both our threads. Tell me more about how I can sue his slanty-eye ass in this IBC.
Casascius started working on something https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Casascius_Bitcoin_POS_system
dunno what the status is
dunno what the status is
Step 1: Create a Bitcoin card that swipes like a credit card.
Step 2: Take a credit card POS machine (like the ones you find in a gas station or supermarket counter) and modify it to allow it to read both credit cards and the aforementioned Bitcoin card.
Step 3: Enable the credit card/Bitcoin card machine to connect to both credit card servers and the Bitcoin network.
Step 4: Equip the credit card/Bitcoin card machine with a built-in Bitcoin address linked to a pre-made Bit-pay account. When a consumer swipes the Bitcoin card, the machine will automatically send the Bitcoins to this Bit-Pay address.
Step 5: Convince gas stations/supermarkets/etc. to implement these machines in their stores. Merchants will simply need to contact Bit-Pay, tell Bit-Pay their machine's serial number so that Bit-Pay can verify and activate their account, and the merchant can fill in their bank's direct deposit information on the Bit-Pay website.
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
Step 2: Take a credit card POS machine (like the ones you find in a gas station or supermarket counter) and modify it to allow it to read both credit cards and the aforementioned Bitcoin card.
Step 3: Enable the credit card/Bitcoin card machine to connect to both credit card servers and the Bitcoin network.
Step 4: Equip the credit card/Bitcoin card machine with a built-in Bitcoin address linked to a pre-made Bit-pay account. When a consumer swipes the Bitcoin card, the machine will automatically send the Bitcoins to this Bit-Pay address.
Step 5: Convince gas stations/supermarkets/etc. to implement these machines in their stores. Merchants will simply need to contact Bit-Pay, tell Bit-Pay their machine's serial number so that Bit-Pay can verify and activate their account, and the merchant can fill in their bank's direct deposit information on the Bit-Pay website.
Step 6: Voila! You now have a credit card POS machine that all merchants are already familiar with, but it will also work with Bitcoins.
If memory serves me well, Matthew N. Wright once accused Atlas of being a leach (paraphrased). I now believe that Matthew is the leach. He stole took my idea and has re-branded it without even giving me credit. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he took his magazine idea, albeit a great one, from somebody else. All I'm requesting is for Matthew to acknowledge that he got the idea for Twunker from this thread and offer up an apology to me.
~Bruno~
~Bruno~
And what idea would that be?
This thread entitled Bitcoin Twank Tank (formally Bitcoin Think Tank) vs Matthew's thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-new-business-idea-is-going-to-be-worth-billions-61512
~Bruno~
Edit: He even reworded my tag line: "A place to express your brainfarts to the community with the hope that one day..." VS "Brainfart on the internet?"
Do you have proof it was your idea, before he made it? Can't you like sue him in the International Bitcoin Court?
Brainfart #4: Inspired by http://anonymousads.com/affiliates (but don't ask me how--I was born wired that way).
A website based on the Bitcoin Faucet, but with a twist--it has ads. When you comment on the ad, you earn .001 BTC, paid out of the advertiser's pool. (might as well get the split out of the way--80/20) For instance, BitBrew pays 1 BTC for their ad to be on the page. There is .80 BTC available for free (.001 BTC at a time) available to only those who comment. Possibly https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/ can implement this change into their business model or a new site by somebody else would be built. I envision it with advertising banners on the left.
For higher placement, the advertiser pays 2, 3, or 4 BTC. The beauty of this is that on one page, someone interested in Bitcoin can see all the sites that accept Bitcoin.
A website based on the Bitcoin Faucet, but with a twist--it has ads. When you comment on the ad, you earn .001 BTC, paid out of the advertiser's pool. (might as well get the split out of the way--80/20) For instance, BitBrew pays 1 BTC for their ad to be on the page. There is .80 BTC available for free (.001 BTC at a time) available to only those who comment. Possibly https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/ can implement this change into their business model or a new site by somebody else would be built. I envision it with advertising banners on the left.
For higher placement, the advertiser pays 2, 3, or 4 BTC. The beauty of this is that on one page, someone interested in Bitcoin can see all the sites that accept Bitcoin.
Nice Phinneus. I would tweak it so users are answering questions about products. Bitbrew would ask users to do research and visit pages on their site to find answers.
I'm glad you approve and started using it before Matthew got his claws on it.
~Bruno~
Brainfart #4: Inspired by http://anonymousads.com/affiliates (but don't ask me how--I was born wired that way).
A website based on the Bitcoin Faucet, but with a twist--it has ads. When you comment on the ad, you earn .001 BTC, paid out of the advertiser's pool. (might as well get the split out of the way--80/20) For instance, BitBrew pays 1 BTC for their ad to be on the page. There is .80 BTC available for free (.001 BTC at a time) available to only those who comment. Possibly https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/ can implement this change into their business model or a new site by somebody else would be built. I envision it with advertising banners on the left.
For higher placement, the advertiser pays 2, 3, or 4 BTC. The beauty of this is that on one page, someone interested in Bitcoin can see all the sites that accept Bitcoin.
A website based on the Bitcoin Faucet, but with a twist--it has ads. When you comment on the ad, you earn .001 BTC, paid out of the advertiser's pool. (might as well get the split out of the way--80/20) For instance, BitBrew pays 1 BTC for their ad to be on the page. There is .80 BTC available for free (.001 BTC at a time) available to only those who comment. Possibly https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/ can implement this change into their business model or a new site by somebody else would be built. I envision it with advertising banners on the left.
For higher placement, the advertiser pays 2, 3, or 4 BTC. The beauty of this is that on one page, someone interested in Bitcoin can see all the sites that accept Bitcoin.
Nice Phinneus. I would tweak it so users are answering questions about products. Bitbrew would ask users to do research and visit pages on their site to find answers.
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